Price increases are moderating following a surge last year. After a pandemic-era retreat, more insurers enter the market.

In this week's Data Center News Roundup, hackers sell data center login credentials and developers plan for a nuclear-powered campus in Connecticut.

Are APIs in your data center secure? We delve into this important topic for data center security.

A DoD email server hosted in the cloud (and now secured) had no password protection in place for at least two weeks.

Hackers got ahold of login credentials for data centers in Asia used by some of the world’s biggest businesses. The magnitude of the data loss highlights the growing risk companies face due to their dependency on third parties to house data.

The “disruptive technology strike force,” led by the Justice and Commerce departments, will use intelligence and data to help identify early threats to trade secrets and protect critical supply chains.

Emerging ransomware variant targets all VMware ESXi hosts. Experts recommend patching immediately to avoid a potential breach.

A tailored spear-phishing attack successfully convinced a Reddit employee to hand over their credentials and their one-time password, but soon after, the same worker notified security.

Data Center Knowledge contributing editor Bill Kleyman shares insights for data center physical security.

Hackers compromised VMware ESXi hypervisors this weekend with a global ransomware attack. VMware admits the attack isn't zero day but rather a known threat for at least two years.