Welcome Guest. | Log In| Register | Membership Benefits


Top Story

Cybersecurity Bill Trims President's Power

Current version of Senate legislation eliminates provision that permitted the president to shut down the Internet in the event of a major cyber attack.

Security News

Security Blog

Author Photo
George Hulme

Industry Poll Shocker: Employees Bypass IT Policies
A poll released today by Harris Interactive found that a good portion of workers admit that they knowingly violate IT policies so that they can get their work done. My take: those workers that didn't admit that they violate corporate compliance and security policies are liars.

Author Photo
George Hulme

More Anti-Virus Fail
By focusing on threats, rather than vulnerabilities, those who rely on anti-virus software to stop rapidly evolving attacks are simply asking for their systems to be owned.

Author Photo
George Hulme

As Celebrities And Millions Joined Twitter Criminals Followed
Anyone who has been using social networks for the past couple of years has anecdotally witnessed an increase in malicious activity and phishing attacks. Today, a security firm released its analysis of 19 million Twitter accounts and has quantified just how rapidly malicious activity on Twitter has grown. Hint: it's been significant recently.

Author Photo
George Hulme

RSA: Experts Urge Cybersecurity Collaboration, Quality Assurance
An important theme within the conversation at RSA Conference 2010 has been finding ways for the government and private industry to better collaborate when it comes to fighting cyberthreats.

Subscribe to RSS


Other Recent Blog Entries:


Latest Security News

Google Releases Free Web Security Scanner

The open-source skipfish software can be used as preparation for a professional Web application security evaluation.

GAO: Multiple Failures Sunk Border Security System

Poor management and performance led the Department Of Homeland Security to halt funding of SBInet, Government Accounting Office says.

Adobe Flash CS5 For Windows May Violate Apple Rules

The language of Apple's iPhone Developer Agreement indicates that using Windows to build iPhone apps is forbidden.

Viacom Secretly Uploaded Videos, YouTube Claims

Employees of Viacom allegedly went to Kinko's to upload copyrighted clips to YouTube surreptitiously.

Google, Intel, Sony Plan Android TV Platform

The content platform, set-top boxes, and Internet-ready TVs expected to be called Google TV has not been confirmed.

Cybersecurity Bill Trims President's Power

Current version of Senate legislation eliminates provision that permitted the president to shut down the Internet in the event of a major cyber attack.

See More Security News


Security News from Dark Reading


What Your Users Don't Know About Vulnerabilities Can Hurt You
Security strategies that rely on end user knowledge and action can be risky, experts say

End Users Buck Security Advice For Economic Reasons
Without proof that strong passwords and Website certificates actually keep them safe, it's no wonder end users ignore security advice, says Microsoft Research expert, others

Latest Version Of Cybersecurity Act Lessens Presidential Power
Chief exec no longer has unilateral power to disconnect networks from the Internet in the event of a major cyberattack

New Free Service Filters Twitter Spam
Spamdetector sniffs out spammer accounts, which Twitter then deletes


 

RESOURCE LINKS


Spam Filter
Spam Filter with managed email security solution from Mailprotector
Identity Fraud
Fraud Protection from Experian
Identity Theft
Lock down your Identity from thieves. Get LifeLock® Protection







Specialty Resources

Featured Microsite

 

Advertisement