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True tales of (mostly) white-hat hacking

Stings, penetration pwns, spy games -- it's all in a day's work along the thin gray line of IT security

Samsung’s potential government deal signals new era for mobile security

Samsung may be ready to sign deals with the FBI and the U.S. Navy. Analysts say the news is proof that mobile in the enterprise has arrived.

Windows RT not making it to BYOD party

Microsoft takes a $900 million inventory adjustment on the ARM-based tablets

Windows To Go: The Forgotten Version of Windows 8

EU privacy watchdog criticizes ‘Big Brother’ database

A planned database of all non-EU citizens entering and leaving the bloc is disproportionate, says the European Data Protection Supervisor

How Rackspace hires admins: Textbook questions vs. break-fix challenges

Former Rackspace employees form online testing startup, which the company now uses as an initial candidate screen

National Data Breach Notifications Would Replace ‘Patchwork’ of State Statutes

Put an Umbrella over your endpoint devices to stop malware, botnets and phishing

With universities under attack, security experts talk best defenses

Like U.S. corporations, universities are battling a growing number of cyberattacks, believed to be mostly from China

BYOD runs wild at most global companies

More than three quarters in survey said their organizations had not trained employees to understand the privacy risks of BYOD