A new study has warned that web, social networking and smartphone applications are the “fertile ground” for cybercrime, not helped by the fact that the app market is still emerging and largely unregulated.
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Most organizations hit by breaches that don’t require public disclosure don’t call in law enforcement – they consider it an exposure risk, with little chance of their gaining any intelligence from investigators about the attack, anyway.
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Microsoft released a cumulative security update which resolves nine privately reported vulnerabilities and one publicly disclosed vulnerability in Internet Explorer.
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Knowledge Center contributor Gil Sever explains how to comply with the HITECH Act and HIPAA by implementing comprehensive data protection and data loss prevention solutions.
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The right security for the right reasons is a key theme at Infosecurity Europe 2010 in London as organisations seek strategic investments to exit the recession.
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In this interview, Coviello said his vision is becoming reality. He wants to see the same technologies that enable cloud computing and virtualization be used to secure it as well. He wants to embed security into the cloud so that enterprises may effectively manage and control access to data while still reaping the cost savings [...]
During the depths of the recession last year, a global company with 1,700 employees laid off its three-member security department, along with half of its IT department, recalls Mark Kadrich, CEO of The Security Consortium, a security-services firm.
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While physical and IT security convergence has been more of a subtle shift than many experts predicted, high performing security groups understand that today’s business environment requires an integrated approach to managing security.
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The strong growth in security SaaS has mainly been driven by demand for content security services such as Web filtering, hosted e-mail security services and antivirus.
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A new program called FedRAMP that is expected to be launched in the next few months could speed federal agencies’ adoption of cloud computing.
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