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Article | 9/01/2010 Hacking takes lead as top cause of data breaches
Hacking has topped human error as the top cause of reported data breaches for the first time since such tracking began in 2007, according to the Ident...
Article | 12/01/2010 Improving network access security for unmanaged devices
"Lions, and tigers and bears! Oh, my!" Anyone who has ever seen The Wizard of Oz knows that's the sum of the fears of Dorothy, Scarecrow and Tin Woods...
Article | 12/01/2010 Zuckerberg Comments Underscore Internet/Privacy Conflict
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg added fuel to the ongoing privacy debate with recent statements that users no longer care about privacy. While the statem...
Article | 12/01/2010 Study: back-to-basics security strategy the way to go
Protecting business information--the most basic element in any business--should be the priority of firms in ensuring security and managing risks in th...
Article | 22/12/2009 Virtual insecurity: Who's in control of your virtual machines?
Server virtualization has reached an inflection point in the enterprise at the 10-year mark. Capital expense savings from physical server consolidatio...
Article | 23/12/2009 Virtualization security remains a work in progress
While adoption of server virtualization is proceeding at a gallop, the effort to refine virtualization security reached only a slow trot in 2009.
Article | 8/01/2010 Large-scale attacks exploit unpatched PDF bug
A week before Adobe is scheduled to patch a critical vulnerability in its popular PDF software, hackers are actively exploiting the bug with both targ...
Article | 6/01/2010 Kingston recalls some USB drives due to security flaw
Kingston Technology is recalling certain models of its DataTraveler secure USB flash drives in order to update firmware on the thumb drives after a se...
Article | 5/01/2010 New year, new attacks against Adobe zero-day
Crooks are once again exploiting the zero-day hole in Adobe Reader and Acrobat to install a remote-control Trojan on victim machines.
Article | 30/12/2009 Adobe will be top target for hackers in 2010, report says
Adobe Systems' Flash and Acrobat Reader products will become the preferred targets for criminal hackers in 2010, surpassing Microsoft Office applicati...
Article | 28/12/2009 Good Guys Bring Down the Mega-D Botnet
For two years as a researcher with security company FireEye, Atif Mushtaq worked to keep Mega-D bot malware from infecting clients' networks. In the p...
Article | 19/12/2009 Italian police arrest hacker sought for fraud
Italian police Friday arrested an alleged hacker with links to organized crime in the Naples area who is accused of defrauding banks and mobile phone ...
Article | 19/12/2009 Drone incident serves up data encryption lesson
The disclosure that Iraqi insurgents were able to intercept live video feeds from U.S. drones has focused the spotlight on a familiar IT security issu...
Article | 19/12/2009 Twitter's own account caused blackout, says DNS provider
Hackers redirected Twitter.com's traffic to a rogue Web site for more than an hour early today by accessing its DNS records using an account assigned ...
Article | 19/12/2009 How to protect your cloud data
The Cloud Security Alliance has taken a second run at creating recommendations for businesses to follow in order to better secure cloud services.

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