Entering 2026, cyberattack targets and tactics are poised to shift from perpetuating fraud and theft to societal disruption.

As federal spending on national security has leveled off in recent years, big defense contractors have worked hard to secure a role in one of the few market segments expected to keep growing: ...

The Armis State of Cyberwarfare and Trends Report: 2022-2023 shares results from a global survey of more than 6,000 security professionals on awareness and preparedness for cyberwarfare, and provides ...

In the era of Internet of Things (IoT) and blockchain, it is a daily nightmare encountered by organizations from both public and private sectors, big and small, struggling to react to the aftermath of ...

Should There Be an International Treaty on Cyberwarfare? The Flame computer virus is the latest digital malware program uncovered in the escalating practice of large-scale cyberattack. Twenty times ...

NSO Group’s Pegasus spyware, licensed to governments around the globe, can infect phones without a click (AFP via Getty Images) When American and Israeli operatives launched the Stuxnet cyberattack ...

The rhetoric surrounding cyberwarfare has ratcheted up again, potentially creating an unwelcome development in an area where misunderstanding and confusion could easily lead to escalation. Today's ...

Almost two-thirds of information security professionals believe that cyberwarfare is a threat to their organisation as nation-state-backed cyberattacks become more common and larger in scale – and the ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

The founder and former leader of Russian-based hacking group Killnet has stated that cyberwarfare will result in casualties, just days after threats against a major American weapons manufacturer ...