- Compliance News
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- Cyber warfare in sights at government training conference
- The prospect of cyberwar means the U.S. needs to 'rethink every aspect of defense,' says one summit presenter
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- Cyber spies exploiting Java, Flash flaws
- Such activity is often paid for, or sanctioned by, government agencies
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- Companies slow to react to mobile security threat
- Nearly a third of IT managers have reported a security threat as a result of personal devices accessing company data, Juniper finds
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- Secure360: The failure of risk management
- It's about securing the cloud right, aligning security with the business and a search for new ways for IT security to keep the attention of the...
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- Does 'stand your cyberground' stand a chance?
- Internet security experts say the concept has merit, but major legal and ethical problems still need to be sorted out
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- Hacktivists have the enterprises' attention. Now what?
- Experts say enterprises need to be more prepared for anything and everything, including eventual compromises.
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- Will Obama preside over the coming of Big Brother?
- Privacy advocates and civil libertarians say among the president's broken promises is a failure to restrain the NSA's growing domestic surveillance.
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- FBI 'safety net' servers come with expiration date
- Users still infected by DNSChanger have until July 9 to clean their systems
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- Compliance isn't security, but companies still pretend it is, according to survey
- According to the 2012 "HIMSS Analytics Report: Security of Patient Data," increasingly strict regulation and increased compliance from providers...
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- Embedded system security much more dangerous, costly than traditional software vulnerabilities
- Experts say embedded device manufacturers too often lack maturity when it comes to designing secure embedded systems.
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- Law firms see big money in healthcare breach cases
- Attorneys filing the complaints and defending their targets agree that they are in untested legal waters. Filing privacy breach cases as class...
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- The 'Archive Team' Rescues User Content From Doomed Sites
- What happens when your favorite Web host decides to go out of business and ice the content from thousands of users like you? Does all of that data...
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- UK hacker accessed accounts for 20 months before bust
- The takedown of Edward Pearson is said to be part of a larger crackdown on cybercrime in the UK.
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- Operation Global Blackout: Real danger or irrelevant?
- Anonymous announced March 31 as the date of the attack, along with the method they intend to use -- disabling the Domain Name Service through DDoS...
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- In new attack on mobile handsets, fraudsters target one-time passwords
- Two online banking fraud schemes are designed to defeat the one-time password (OTP) authorization systems used by many banks.
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- News International security chief arrested in phone hacking case
- Scotland Yard arrested six people, including Mark Hanna, the media company's director of group security since 2009
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- Was LulzSec bust part of a play against Julian Assange?
- Some observers see the LulzSec bust as an "intermediate step" in the pursuit of a more prominent fugitive: WikiLeaks founder and...
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- Ukraine seen as a growing 'haven for hackers'
- Ukraine's would-be major crackdown on cybercrime is increasingly looking like a bust. The result is the country becoming a haven for hackers, in...
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In depth: What does APT really mean?
- And what should companies do about truly persistent threats?
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- LulzSec bust a blow to Anonymous? Not so fast
- Security experts say it's too early to tell how much damage has been done to the hacking groups that operate under the loose affiliation of...
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