Cyber Security

President Trump met with Silicon Valley’s top executives Monday in an effort to streamline the federal government’s digital infrastructure.

President Trump met with Silicon Valley’s top executives Monday in an effort to streamline the federal government’s digital infrastructure.

Technology company Siemens is aiming to help businesses connect machines and equipment to harness the power of big data.

Former FBI Assistant Director Bill Gavin on Thursday said the biggest bombshell out of the former FBI Director’s testimony was the revelation that then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch urged Comey to classify the Hillary Clinton email probe as a "matter" and not an "investigation."

Americans may be seeing more of Homeland Security Advisor Tom Bossert, President Trump’s point person on various measures of homeland and cyber security, as well as counterterrorism.

FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia said Thursday that strengthening U.S. cybersecurity defenses begins with protecting the country’s own systems first, and he is hopeful the Trump administration will implement a strategy to defend from cyber threats, during an interview on FOX Business’ “Countdown to the Closing Bell.”

FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia said Thursday that strengthening U.S. cybersecurity defenses begins with protecting the country’s own systems first, and he is hopeful the Trump administration will implement a strategy to defend from cyber threats, during an interview on FOX Business’ “Countdown to the Closing Bell.”

Target agreed to pay $18.5 million to resolve an investigation by state prosecutors into its massive 2013 hack, a deal that represents the largest multi-state data breach settlement in history.

Target Corp. on Tuesday agreed to pay $18.5 million to resolve an investigation by state prosecutors into its massive 2013 hack, a deal that represents the largest multistate data breach settlement in history.

Despite a 2015 hack that left the information of more than 37 million users on the infamous cheating site Ashley Madison vulnerable, millions of new users have flooded to the site since, registering at a clip of 400,000 new global users per month, the company said.

Symantec CEO Greg Clark said Tuesday businesses affected by malware from the latest global cyberattack should not pay a ransom fee.