The fund will focus on quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and microelectronics, all of which CEO Gilman Louie sees as critical to cybersecurity and U.S. national security.

The funding will allow IST's Ransomware Task Force to work to implement some of the recommendations in its April report.

Philanthropic giving is a rare thing in the cybersecurity field, say the backers of an open letter.

The gift will be given to the Global Cyber Alliance, who will use it for media and election security

A new survey survey found that while 80 percent of Americans now say they are using social media, only 4 percent say they have a great deal…