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http://www.securityweek.com/what-keeps-security-professionals-night-their-users

I find this article touches on many reoccurring issues in the cyber security industry. End users actions are hard to

FireEye Labs published yesterday (2/6/2016) a report about a new strain of malware, targeting industrial control systems (ICS) and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA).

As discussed in our previous blog posts, an exploit kit (EK) is a software product sold on the underground market, designed to run on top of web servers in order to spread malware to victims

An exploit kit (EK) is a software product sold on the underground market, designed to run on top of web servers in order to spread malware to victims browsing to infected websites.

Minerva's Research team have been on the hunt for emerging threats. In recent months we have observed the use of new reconnaissance and cookie stealer malware. This type of activity might suggest

At the moment, Ransomware is the hot button issue for information security professionals world wide.

Malware authors are aware of this, and know that each minute their ransomware remains

Yesterday Symantec Security Response reported about a new trojan named Ratopak which was used in targeted attacks against Russian banks.

Since 2012 ransomware has been an ever-growing threat. It inflicts catastrophic damage to endpoints, making it one of the most familiar types of computer threats and is well-recognized even by

Recently The Ponemon Institute conducted an independent survey that was sponsored by Palo Alto networks. The purpose of the survey was to examine "the relationships between the time spent and