Latest security news.
Telecommuting: Security a top issue as teleworking grows, 03/19/07
Security continues to dominate as IT’s most pressing concern when it comes to supporting a large telecommuting workforce. But while security is a concern, teleworking, especially in the government realm, continues to grow at an impressive clip according to a study released by the CDW Government consultancy today.
IBM, Cisco release crisis response service, 03/20/07
IBM and Cisco Tuesday announced a new one-stop service designed to help businesses and government agencies respond to and recover from disasters, the companies said.
FBI: Auction fraud tops computer crime complaints, 03/16/07
Internet auction fraud remains the most frequently reported online crime, but complaints over online purchases that are never delivered are on the rise, according to data released Friday by the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3).
Protection from the inside out, 03/19/07
A disgruntled employee here, a careless one there, and just about any enterprise can find itself facing a mountain of trouble from confidential information made public. Help is at hand.
Hackers promise month of MySpace bugs, 03/17/07
They won’t divulge their real names, they call their project a “whiny, attention-seeking ploy,” and they appear to take their fashion cues from Beastie Boys music videos.
InfoSec Conference the stage for updated products from Imperva, GuardianEdge, 03/19/07
With the InfoSec Conference here as the backdrop, security vendors Imperva and GuardianEdge Technologies each showcased new versions of their products for enterprise security.
