
Pandemic Forces Security Staff Cuts, Hiring Freezes, Study Finds
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has forced corporate security teams to cut staff and freeze hiring, Exabeam 2020 State of the SOC research report finds.

Russian Hackers Seek to Heist COVID-19 Vaccine Research, Western Nations Claim
Three Western governments accuse Russian cyber operatives of attempting to steal coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine research. Russia denies hacking allegations.

FBI Records 20K COVID-19-related Cyber Threats in 2020
Roughly 20,000 coronavirus (COVID-19)-related cybersecurity threats have been reported to the FBI as of early June 2020. Here are the associated cybersecurity risks.

Hackers Lure Targets with COVID-19 Spoofs, Bogus Google Gmail Accounts
“Hacker-for-hire” cyber crews are capitalizing on the coronavirus (COVID-19) by using bogus gmail accounts to trick business leaders in key industries to hand over their Google account credentials.

Work From Home (WFH), Remote Devices and IT Support Trends
How businesses are adapting to work from home (WFH) business models, remote devices and associated IT support services, according to PC Matic research.

Cybersecurity Funding: States Ask U.S. Congress for Help
Amid coronavirus-related cyberattacks, state & local governments seek cybersecurity funding from Congress. Will the U.S. federal government answer the call for help?

FBI, CISA Allege China Conducts Coronavirus Espionage
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and FBI accuse Chin conducts espionage campaign to steal intellectual property from U.S. coronavirus researchers.

Carbon Black Parent VMware Freezes Salaries, Cuts Executive Pay
Carbon Black parent VMware freezes salaries & cuts additional expenses as economic fallout spreads across virtualization, cloud & cybersecurity markets.

COVID-19, Contact Tracing and U.S. Government Surveillance Concerns: Research
How far will Americans let government surveillance and contact tracing go in the post-coronavirus pandemic world? This research offers clues.

Covid-19 Relief Aid Confusion Spikes Spam Emails on Small Businesses
Nearly 40 percent of small business owners believe they’ve been targeted with malicious coronavirus (Covid-19) spam emails, IBM Security study finds.