Security

Protection is a pricey perk for top tech CEOs

Tech companies pay for cars, drivers, bodyguards, and residential security systems to keep CEOs safe

How you invade your own privacy

FTC commissioner calls for way to ‘reclaim your name’

Consumers should be able to retake control of data collected by websites and data brokers, Brill says

Who said that? Social network launched for anonymous users

Unidentified users are more likely to express themselves freely, say operators of Duvamis site

Chinese malware attack affected dozens of South Korean organizations, researchers say

Over 1,000 computers were recently infected with a piece of malware used by Chinese-speaking hackers, researchers from Seculert said

At Cisco Live, Gigamon brings visibility to virtual environments

A new solution brings vision to blind spots in virtual workloads.

Unified Networking and Software-Defined Networking – An Update

A small revision to our recent White Paper on these topics, along with a new Farpoint Focus video as well.

Enterprise Startups Draw CIO Attention

Most Android threats would be blocked if phones ran latest Android version, report says

Android 4.2 contains protection against premium rate SMS apps, but has a very low distribution rate, Juniper researchers say

Cyberattacks the greatest threat to nations, say global execs

More than half of IT pros and top brass believe cybercriminals have invaded their systems in the past or are still inside them