The ACLU has raised concerns over law enforcement agencies' use of Rekognition, a facial and object recognition AI developed by Amazon that can be used for person tracking, among other applications.

As manufacturers deploy smart manufacturing on older equipment and networks, they have to bring cybersecurity up to current standards.

Protecting an autonomous system requires security that keeps connected software from bleeding vulnerabilities across individual networks.

Whether we like it or not, we all make assumptions that form the foundation on how we think about and design embedded systems. Read on for the top five that are most dangerous.

China has seen an explosion in the use of facial recognition. Startup Yitu is the latest to apply the AI technology to a variety of use cases including tracking, medical diagnosis, and even ATM withdrawals.

The announcement of Russian attacks on US industrial networks has started a conversation about protecting civilians during cyber warfare.

Engineers from Intel, AMD, and ARM discuss what lies ahead for engineers, and the chip industry in general, in the wake of the Meltdown and Spectre hardware bugs.

This solution to the OT/IT conflict involves a hardware translator rather than network connectivity.

Are there “old school”, non-digital methods you can use to protect your most sensitive information in your personal and business lives?

Argus Cyber Security has entered into a partnership with STMicroelectronics to integrate its cybersecurity solution directly onto ST's chips for vehicle telematics and infotainment systems.