Cybercrime

NSA whistleblower likely had easy access to classified data

Even low-level systems admins like Snowden often get very high-level privileges for normal IT tasks, security experts say

US charges eight with multimillion-dollar cybercrime

The accused hacked financial institutions, laundered money and sent it overseas, say US prosecutors

European commissioner demands Prism answers from US attorney general

Commissioner wants answers by Friday

A conversation with Kelly Wanser, CEO of Stateless Networks

Making changes easier for customers.

HP ties knot with Google, as Whitman talks up customers

Meg Whitman works to instill confidence in company's future direction

Chinese seller of pirated software sentenced to 12 years in US prison

Li Xiang was arrested after US agents lured him to a meeting in Saipan in June 2011

Google asks DOJ if it can release details on government data requests

The lack of information on FISA orders is fueling speculation, misperceptions Internet search giant says

Gartner reveals Top 10 IT Security Myths

Gartner analyst says "misperceptions" can wreck best-laid IT security plans

ACLU files lawsuit challenging NSA surveillance

The surveillance program violates the U.S. Constitution, the ACLU alleges

Federal CIOs Need More Authority to Better Manage IT