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EU data privacy law will not keep data safe from hackers
Business Logic Attacks Attractive To Hackers, Imperva Finds
Study of web application attacks shows automated attacks can peak at nearly 38,000 an hour more>
Varonis welcomes new EU data privacy rules: “Balances the needs of users for the first time.”
Avecto says DreamHost hack - and subsequent mass password reset – could have been avoided
SecurEnvoy expresses astonishment on lack of authentication on Israeli SCADA systems
The year in Review
Almost half of work-obsessed Britain's will be email watching this Christmas
New approach to Cyber Security
Tufin unveils its top security predictions for 2012
Cryptzone believes ICO financial penalties against two councils are unnecessary
Trusteer says latest PwC economic crime report highlights increased danger of cyber threats
PricewaterhouseCooper's global economic crime survey 2011
Cybercrime services ramp up to provide one-stop-shop to meet demand from Fraudsters
Anti Virus (AV) Checkers, Malware Encryption and infection services feel the heat more>
Joint Solution Controls Privileged User Activity with Movie-Like Playback and Free-Text Searches of Audit Trail Content
Mozilla is planning to implement silent background updates in the upcoming version of Firefox 10
In the aftermath of the DigiNotar, Comodo and RSA Breaches - What Have We Learned?
Ten Vital steps for Successful Cloud Computing Implementation
Costas Galonis, CTO of Cloud provider Cirrus Stratus, takes you through the ten steps to check off on your to-do list before committing to the Cloud. more>
Infosecurity Europe says better IT security education could have prevented the high-level SCADA water systems hack in the US
Prison for security staff and fine for employers
Good Governance controls Risk in the Cloud
Adopting Cloud computing can save money, but good governance is essential to manage the risk. more>
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