Apple, Google, and Microsoft are committing to expanded support for the FIDO standard to bring a passwordless future.
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Google announced that accounts hacks have dropped by 50% since it turned on two-factor authentication by default for all users.
Mozilla is extending one of its strongest privacy protection products to Android, creating separate cookie jars for mobile sites.
Zoom has announced several updates to streamline the flow of meetings, enhance security and privacy, and more.
With its latest iOS 15 update, Apple lets users receive alerts if any unwanted AirTags in their vicinity are tracking them.
Five years after WhatsApp made end-to-end encrypted default, the platform is extending its privacy setting to chat backups.
Google is turning on two-factor authentication by default for millions of accounts and encouraging users to manage inactive accounts.
As part of its new #BeCyberSmart campaign, TikTok is launching a video series where creators and company employees tell cybersecurity tales.
Google announced that its Locked Folder feature in Google Photos will soon be available on all Android devices running Android 6 and above.
A data breach within Microsoft Power Apps left 38 million records and dozens of organizations exposed online.
Tinder plans to launch voluntary ID verification for its members, in order to create a safer and more authentic community.
Facebook is expanding its encryption option to cover voice chats and video calls instead of just text chats.
TikTok is sponsoring the US Cyber Team to encourage and inspire young people from all backgrounds to pursue a career in cybersecurity.
After announcing support for multiple security keys in March, Twitter now lets you use one as your only two-factor authentication method.
TikTok announced it gained the ISO 27001 certification in the UK and the US, with India, Ireland, and Singapore to follow soon.
Facebook has spent more than $23 million to guarantee Mark Zuckerberg's security in 2020, as revealed by a SEC filing this week.
You can now set up two-factor authentication and log into Facebook on mobile using a security key.
Twitter has added support for multiple security keys on its app, and will soon letting you link more than one security key to use for 2FA.