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Eight years ago, Ernie Allen, the head of the International Center for Missing and Exploited Children, called the heads of major banks and credit card companies. Why, he wanted to know, were they letting child pornographers move illicit profits through their systems?

Former CIA Covert Operations Officer Mike Baker talks to Invincea’s Anup Ghosh, U.S. Cyber Consequences Unit’s Scott Borg and White Canvas Group’s Jon Iadonisi on how to improve U.S. cybersecurity.

Former CIA Covert Operations Officer Mike Baker talks to Invincea’s Anup Ghosh, U.S. Cyber Consequences Unit’s Scott Borg and White Canvas Group’s Jon Iadonisi on the steps to improving cybersecurity.

Former CIA Covert Operations Officer Mike Baker talks to Invincea’s Anup Ghosh, U.S. Cyber Consequences Unit’s Scott Borg and White Canvas Group’s Jon Iadonisi on protecting against future cyber attacks.

FBN’s Dennis Kneale on growing concerns that cyber attacks on social media such as Twitter could hurt the markets.

The operators of a global currency exchange ran a $6 billion money-laundering operation online, a central hub for criminals trafficking in everything from stolen identities to child pornography, federal prosecutors in New York said on Tuesday.

Oil-and-Gas, Power Companies' Control Systems Believed to Be Infiltrated; Fear of Sabotage Potential

In an alarming 'post-PC' era alert, working group says criminal infrastructure created much faster than it was for PC fraud

Dummy water-plant control systems rapidly attracted attention from hackers who tinkered with their settings—suggesting it happens to real industrial systems, too.

Trend Micro vice president of cybersecurity Tom Kellermann on cyber espionage.

The hackers often struck late on Fridays, starting about a year ago, sending skeleton crews at more than a dozen European banks rushing to keep bombardments of digital gibberish from crashing their websites.

Trend Micro unveiled enhancements to its Deep Security solution at AWS Summit 2013 in San Francisco. Touted as being built on the cloud, for the cloud, this latest version resides on Amazon Web Services and aims to provide customers using the cloud with security as a service.

Trend Micro today announced a slate of cloud-based security services that it says protect servers for Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers.

AWS Summit 2013 Highlights: Storing, Securing And Sharing Data In The Cloud

Phishing attack is latest by pro-Assad hackers operating out of Dubai, who target sites with views opposed to their own

Vice president of cyber security at Trend Micro Tom Kellermann on the latest hack attack against LivingSocial.

Security move follows a rash of high-profile account takeovers, including a hoax tweet from the Associated Press' account about White House explosions.

Hoax and ensuing crash on Wall Street show the new dangers of our light-speed media world

In the latest evidence of social media's power and its vulnerability to potentially catastrophic cyber attacks, the financial markets were whipsawed Tuesday by a bogus Associated Press tweet sent out by hackers claiming the White House had been hit by explosions, and President Barack Obama had been injured.

Trend Micro's Tom Kellerman and spider.io's Douglas de Jager discuss cyber security on Bloomberg Television's "Taking Stock."

This is the story of how Facebook declared my site a malware distributor — without any prior notice to me — and the steps I took to reclaim my standing as a legitimate site in Facebook’s eyes.

Black Hat Europe: Trend Micro's SCADA experiment finds 17 targeted attacks, mainly from China, US, Laos

Trend Micro is taking another stab at mobile security by rolling MDM into a more comprehensive data protection suite of solutions. The move could give channel partners a new way to introduce MDM to an established base of customers, but Trend Micro will have to stay focused on mobility strategy if it wants to gain ground in the market.-

This is a story about Apple and a group of angry parents whose kids did something they shouldn’t have.

Last month, a private security firm announced that Chinese military hackers had launched attacks on the U.S. government and private companies nearly 147 times in the last seven years, a formal declaration of a secret cyber war that’s been going on for decades.