Security

Cleveland Indians turn to SIEM in malware, botnet battle

Security and information event management goes beyond traditional anti-virus tools for baseball’s Tribe.

Customers praise Microsoft’s ‘no BS’ explanation of cloud service outage

Executive lays the blame on 'sloppy' habits, faster-tempo development

Verizon Says Passwords Suck, QR Codes Offer Better Way

Verizon adds QR code logins to its Verizon Universal Identity Services portfolio to streamline authentication while making it more secure.

Hackers prey on Russian patriotism to grow the Kelihos botnet

Firefox OS to outdo Android on granular application permissions

Netcore, Netis routers have hardcoded password, Trend Micro says

HyTrust, Intel team to lock down VMware virtual machines

Boundary controls ensure VMware workloads only run in trusted locations.

California passes law mandating smartphone kill switch

Report: NSA built ‘Google-like’ search engine for metadata

Is the open floor plan trend a data security headache?

Open-office floor plans have become an increasingly popular option for businesses, but the risks they present may outweigh the benefits