Decades into the internet age, most people understand that cybersecurity matters...the problem is translating that knowledge into everyday behavior.

A cybersecurity research firm announced on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, that, using OpenAI technology, it had discovered a security flaw called PHP2Shell in a computer coding language that powers an estimated 70% of websites globally.

A credit freeze can make it harder for identity thieves and other criminals to open new financial accounts in your name.

Schools are a common target for cybercriminals, but administrators can take a few steps to better prepare for a safer school year.

Open enrollment scams use fake insurance offers, Medicare impersonation, scammy ads, and requests for personal info to target people shopping for health coverage.

Cybersecurity works better when it works for people. That’s the idea behind human-centered cybersecurity (HCC), an approach that puts people’s needs, abilities, and, yes, even their limitations at the forefront of cybersecurity decisions.

Sextortion is a heinous crime that takes place over the internet and can target anyone, including children. Here’s what to know.

We asked real cybersecurity professionals to share what is working for them – learn free tips from the Convene: Boston 2026 Share & Brag session!