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Senate to probe failed Air Force software project as lawmakers call for stop to IT waste

The move comes a few months after Air Force officials decided to scrap the struggling Oracle-based ERP implementation

How mobile apps can take whatever data they want from a smartphone

Employees put critical infrastructure security at risk

Sweeping change needed to boost critical infrastructure security handcuffed by lack of cooperation between IT, grid operations workers

Web server hackers install rogue Apache modules and SSH backdoors, researchers say

The original SSH binary files get replaced with credential-stealing versions, researchers warn

Flood of spam email? It may be a screen for fraud

'Distributed Spam Distraction' designed to cover the tracks of online thieves

Hitchhiker’s Guide to Troubleshooting IPv6

Just one of the many new “RST” sessions for CiscoLive Orlando: June 23rd-27th

How a Big Financial Services Firm Faced BYOD iPads

At Last: Xirrus Adds an AP

With the announcement of the XR-520 AP, Xirrus grows beyond the array niche and at last becomes a full-line supplier of enterprise-class wireless LANs.

Three charged with distributing Gozi virus

One defendant pleads guilty to several charges and agrees to cooperate with an investigation

Securing SCADA systems still a piecemeal affair

Security company is working on a product that can allegedly mitigate entire classes of vulnerabilities in SCADA systems