Security

$10,000 for your thoughts: What would you send to the International Space Station?

Space agencies crowdsource lab research ideas for ISS

Cyberattacks second most common cause of severe EU wired Internet outages in 2012

Overall, they were responsible for 6 percent of outages that affected both mobile and fixed electronic communication networks, ENISA said

DHS cybersecurity appointment seen as government-industry bridge

Gimme shelter: Wall Street braces for next superstorm

In the wake of Sandy, data centers, exchanges and trading firms grapple with system backup plans

Intel set to ship LTE chip for mobile use in many countries

Intel says the XMM 7160 is smaller and more efficient than rivals' chips as it looks to become a mobile leader

3 more ways the government will think you’re a terrorist

Complaining about water quality, being a teenager and making stupid Facebook posts, and teaching people how to pass polygraph tests ... they'll all get you into trouble with The Man

What litigation tells us about the dangers of IP theft

The dangers of QR codes for security

David Geer investigates the dangers of QR codes and finds this emerging technology is another way for criminals to exploit the same threats

Is Silicon Valley’s Youth Movement Really Just Age Discrimination?

7 IT security skills certifications on the rise

GIAC IT security certifications, among others, show strong gains in demand