Online banking's weak security link: customers
Criminals have learned how to overcome banks' security, and now instead focus on customers who are not PC security-savvy, says Trusteer
Taylor Armerding | 06 Jun | Read more
Criminals have learned how to overcome banks' security, and now instead focus on customers who are not PC security-savvy, says Trusteer
Taylor Armerding | 06 Jun | Read more
Can the volunteer White Hats of hacking protect the world's most popular social networking site from the Black Hats?
Taylor Armerding | 05 Jun | Read more
Security experts, along with researcher who found the backdoor, say no evidence of China's involvement
Taylor Armerding | 04 Jun | Read more
Hope is security vendors, enterprises will get beyond panic and use the Middle East-focused malware as a teachable moment
Taylor Armerding | 31 May | Read more
McAfee finds PC malware back after hiatus, but mobile malware shows biggest percentage gain -- and Android is the target
Taylor Armerding | 30 May | Read more
Starting June 6, FedRAMP demands pan-agency security verification before cloud providers can work with the government
Taylor Armerding | 29 May | Read more
Purported al Qaeda video circulated by supporters of Senate legislation to regulate computer security of critical industries
Taylor Armerding | 25 May | Read more
Hoarding sensitive information is easy and inexpensive, but as the collected information grows, so do the risks
Taylor Armerding | 24 May | Read more
Energy/utilities sector ranks last on four of the best practices for cybersecurity, report exposes
Taylor Armerding | 23 May | Read more
Named late last week to replace Howard Schmidt as the top White House cybersecurity adviser, Michael Daniel is a 17-year veteran of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and has been its intelligence branch chief for the past 11 years. But he has stayed largely under the radar, even in the cybersecurity community.
Taylor Armerding | 22 May | Read more
Government planning scenarios to prevent cyber-terrorist attacks, legal elements of cyber warfare and future cyber challenges will be among the key topics of discussion at a training conference titled the Cyber Warfare & Security Summit on June 25-27 in Arlington, Virginia.
Taylor Armerding | 19 May | Read more
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) might be cast into doubt in the wake of a Department of Defense announcement last week that as many as 1,000 defense contractors -- and possibly thousands more -- may voluntarily join an expanded program of sharing classified information on cyber threats with the federal government.
Taylor Armerding | 19 May | Read more
Apple devices - ever more popular in the workplace - are about to become more popular with cyber criminals.
Taylor Armerding | 18 May | Read more
A new Zeus P2P malware variant discovered last week by security vendor Trusteer is attempting to scam users of some of the Internet's most popular and trusted brands -- Facebook, Google Mail, Hotmail and Yahoo -- with promises of rebates and new security measures.
Taylor Armerding | 16 May | Read more
Big business - at least a significant percentage of it - has apparently heeded the decades-long mantra from information security experts, and invested enough in security to make it difficult, expensive and risky for cyber criminals to attack them.
Taylor Armerding | 16 May | Read more