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Twitter Has Security Meltdown

The microblogging site recommends users reset their passwords and verify their e-mail addresses because of a phishing campaign directed at its users and the hacking of its support software.

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When It Comes To Development, Doesn't Anyone Learn From History?
From the successful microblogging site Twitter to a Web site toll-payment system in New Zealand for a motorway that runs from Orewa to Puhoi, security still remains an afterthought.

Security Spending May Increase In 2009
Research firm Forrester predicts security spending, as a percentage of overall IT budgets, is set to rise this year.

The Twitter Hack: One Thing You Need To Do
As many of you know, the week has been off to a bad start for the Twitter microblogging site. While there's no absolute way to protect yourself when a vendor's security system fails, there is one crucial step you can take to limit your exposure.

DLP Market Continues Its Consolidation
CA's data loss prevention (DLP) vendor acquisition today clinches it: DLP vendors must either forge partnerships or be acquired to survive.

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