Killing Phish
You cant prevent phishing attacks, and consumer education will only get you so far. Good thing theres another option: an effective take-down strategy.
Why Wasn't the Witty Worm Widely Worrisome?
Ten months ago, the nastiest, most effective computer attack ever took place. Why doesn't anyone care?
The Offshore Sniff Test
When it comes to offshore outsourcing, the real privacy problem is what companies are keeping secret
Seriously, It Could Happen to You
The author's identity was stolen, which led to a confounding realization about the paradoxical nature of security.
Signs of Common Sense
Three random indicators that information security might finally be getting physical
Service Pack 2 Blues
The security upgrade that reinforces Microsoft's market dominance
Color Us Yellow
DHSs threat advisory system may still be a work in progress, but so far its only apparent achievement is fear
The Ineffectual Protagonists
(The second of two parts)
There are only two ways to fight the Sophisticated Adversary: Regulate and sue
Its April 15. Do You Know Where Your Tax Information Is?
How much security do tax preparation websites promise? Not as much as you might expect, and a lot less than you would hope for.
The Sophisticated Adversary
(The first of two parts.)
Malicious hackers are known for staying one step ahead of the good guys; lately, it's more like a half-a-mile
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Safeguarding the New Currency of Business
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Data Protection
- LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter Users Beware
- Hackers Target LinkedIn Users
- Hack Forces Twitter Into 'Full Security Review'
- Data Breaches Rose Sharply In 2008
- IT Security Spending Up For Some
- CheckFree Warns 5 Million Customers After Hack
- Researchers Hack Into Intel's vPro
- 3 Ways a Twitter Hack Can Hurt You
- The 4 Security Rules Employees Love to Break
- Hackers Hijack Obama's, Britney's Twitter Accounts
