Latest security news.
Can cell phones be hacked? Security experts say yes, but it’s not that easy, 06/25/07: Can cell phones be hacked? Security experts say, yes, but it’s neither easy nor widespread.
How to be a digital detective, 06/26/07: It could be an insider suspected of a security breach. It could be a case of harassing phone calls and e-mails. It could be an employee violating company rules. Here’s what every network manager should know about computer forensics.
Data-leak prevention companies buoyed by surveys, 06/25/07: Data-leak prevention companies Vericept, Reconnex release findings from separate surveys that support their product category.
Biometrics make user authentication convenient and secure – at the same time! 06/25/07: There’s usually an inverse relationship between enterprise security and end user convenience. When you tighten security, it often …
PingID unveils online identity service, 06/25/07: PingID debuts personal identity management service built on support of OpenID and user-centric ID model.
Secret Service operations hit ID, credit card theft rings, 06/25/07: The U.S. Secret Service has cracked down on an international ID theft ring that is responsible for more than $14 million in fraud losses, the agency said Monday.
Sophos upgrades endpoint security suite, 06/25/07: Sophos upgrades its endpoint antivirus software with intrusion prevention features, control over unauthorized applications, and new management features.
Catbird brings security to VMware customers, 06/25/07: Catbird unveils V-Agent virtualization security product for VMware.
