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Endgame CEO Nathaniel Fick spoke with IBT about the security challenges facing businesses and what his experience in the military taught him.

A new survey of thousands of Brits found that two-thirds thought that “filibustering” described a sexual act.

In 2014, two teenagers allegedly stabbed a classmate 19 times in a bid to appease fictitious horror character Slender Man. The case also inspired an HBO documentary.

Some astrologers are of the view the solar event would affect some zodiac signs more than the others.

Amid growing calls to impeach the president from all sides, a new poll suggests that four in ten Americans want to see Trump go. This number is expected to vary after Trump's controversial remarks on the Charlottesville attacks.

A video shows a diver cutting his wrist in shark-filled waters.

Meghan Markle flew back to Toronto, Canada before celebrating her birthday with boyfriend Prince Harry.

Sexting is a popular behavior among smartphone users.

Keiynan Lonsdale was photographed in Grant Gustin’s Scarlet Speedster costume on the set of “The Flash” Season 4.

Vending machine company Avanti Markets had machines hit by malware that resulted in the theft of customer information — including credit card numbers and biometric data.

“The Flash” star Keiynan Lonsdale revealed that there will be a lot on Wally West’s plate at the start of Season 4 of the CW series.

The number of malware samples discovered in 2016 dropped from the year before, but the attacks are more sophisticated than ever, says a new report.

An Android malware known as CopyCat has infected 14 million devices and rooted 8 million by targeting old vulnerabilities.

Some users compared it to a history lesson in elementary school.

The U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said Washington would limit trade relations with the countries if they keep supporting North Korea.

A piece of legislation passed by both houses of state legislature in Illinois would fine companies for tracking the location of consumers without consent.

Bithumb, a popular cryptocurrency exchange based in South Korea, experienced a hack and users are now reporting their bitcoin and ethereum being stolen.

McKinney created the Pandas project and has spent the last seven years working in the Python open source ecosystem.

Man AHL chief scientist Anthony Ledford works to separate the signal from the noise in financial data modeling.

Recent cyberattacks like Petya and WannaCry have caught businesses off guard, highlighting the need for investment in cybersecurity defenses.

Robo-Advice may struggle long-term and perform poorly in times of downturn or market shocks like Brexit.

The deputy press secretary has adopted a tougher stance on the media than her boss but reporters prefer her to White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, according to a general consensus.

The president could have used the annual dinner tradition to bridge the distrust between his administration and the Muslim community, a Muslim cleric told Newsweek.

A report from cybersecurity firm McAfee sees a major increase in malware worldwide, especially on attacks that target Android and MacOS.

Last week, Prince Harry told Newsweek magazine no one in the royal family wanted the throne.

Google announced it will cease its practice of scanning emails in Gmail inboxes to gather information for targeted advertising -- but only so its cloud unit can woo companies.

Prince Harry told a U.S. magazine no one in the royal family wants to be king or queen and added "we will carry out our duties at the right time."

Cisco revealed its Encrypted Traffic Analytics (ETA) system, which the company claims can identify malware even in encrypted traffic.

Just one day after boasting about his numbers on Twitter, the president's approval rating fell to 48 percent in the conservative poll.