Google and Cisco are teaming up to make videoconferencing across collaboration tools easier; the zero-trust model gains luster following news of the ChaosDB Azure vulnerability; smart-grid ready UPSes can help data center operators reach...

In the latest breach, hackers sought to map out more information about how the UN’s computer networks are built, and to compromise the accounts of 53 UN accounts.

In the closing keynote at Data Center World, JetBlue's CISO advised security experts to focus on threat actors instead of compliance.

Microsoft Azure vulnerability, ChaosDB, exposes the fact that enterprises can’t simply trust cloud providers to protect the infrastructure. Experts point to the zero-trust model and ID-based authentication as critical to cloud security strategy.

Microsoft Azure vulnerability ‘breaks secure multitenancy,’ businesses are signaling that pre-pandemic-era trips will remain a thing of the past, Nvidia aims vSphere-integrated AI software suite at the enterprise market, and more.

Juniper’s case is “a perfect example of the danger of government backdoors,” said Jennifer Stisa Granick, surveillance and cybersecurity counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union.

Researchers from cloud security firm Wiz reported an Azure vulnerability affecting Cosmos DB that gave them complete access to thousands of Azure customers.

The news arrives after tech company leaders met with President Biden to discuss the public-private partnership needed to address security threats.

The $1 trillion spending package includes funds for bolstering cybersecurity posture in critical digital infrastructure.