Security Staff

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced additional funding for workplace safety initiatives, including additional training.

New Federal Trade Commission (FTC) data reveals that government impersonation scammers are targeting consumers for payments in cash.

U.K residents revealed that they would prefer police departments to have additional safety technology, including additional backup measures.

Jim Coyle, U.S. Public Sector Chief Technology Officer at Lookout, discusses what organizations can do to manage mobile device risks.

Nearly all Americans (87%) believe brands are responsible for protecting users’ digital privacy in the age of artificial intelligence (AI).

In episode 23 of the Cybersecurity & Geopolitical Discussion, our trio of hosts debate pull apart the scenario of the upcoming UK election to uncover what the impact could be on national and global security.

Fraud attempts have increased this year, leading to financial repercussions.

Research shows that more than 70% of organizations are increasing spending on proactive security solutions.

OSHA determined that a crane and rigging provider violated federal law by firing a company truck driver for refusing to exceed safe driving limits.

A new report measures the likelihood that an organization’s employees would fall for a phishing or social engineering scam.