OpenVPN’s open source community wrapped up their annual hackathon on November 10th, in Trento, Italy.

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Google's Sundar Pichai, Twitter's Jack Dorsey, Spotify’s Daniel Ek, Uber’s Travis Kalanick — the list could go on for CEOs whose Twitter accounts were hacked due to poor password hygiene.

There is a level of transparency with open source that you won’t get with proprietary software — which is why many businesses are starting to switch over to open source.

IoT means everyday objects, such as smart plugs, lightbulbs, locks, coffee machines, and motion sensors can connect to the internet and creating a copious amount of data.

When companies in retail or enterprise remind their online visitors to change their passwords, are they doing them a favor — or causing them grief?

In the interest of education (and a little fun-spirited competition) we’ve put together a Cybersecurity Smarts quiz. Can anyone score a full 100%?

It’s crucial to understand the security vulnerabilities that impact IoT devices. One of the key IoT security issues is the expansion of attack surfaces.

Security in the cloud should be addressed with the same diligence as on-premises software — and that's where a Chief Information Security Officer comes in.

A lot of organizations have weaknesses that can be exploited — but what about those weaknesses that extend back for decades?

OpenVPN is adding a new update to its enterprise VPN product, Access Server, making the upgrade process for customers easier than ever.

We are excited to be featured in this review, published by TechRadar detailing a complete overview and how-to for OpenVPN Connect.

Cerberus, new Android malware, avoids detection by using the phone’s accelerometer to confirm that the infected target is a real device.