Praetorian this week launched a free, cloud-based password auditing service that ferrets out weak passwords and hashes.
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A new development that sees Flash chips dropped into a standard memory slot on a server should allow for improved enterprise application performance and execution.
According to NQ Mobile’s 2013 Midyear Mobile Security Report, more than 51,000 new mobile malware threats were identified in the first half of 2013, infecting approximately 21 million mobile devices.
In the six or seven years that we have been publishing the Microsoft Security Intelligence Report (SIR) I have seen many trends emerge over time.
Members of a Russian cybercrime forum attempted to frame respected security blogger Brian Krebs by mailing 13 bags of heroin to his home and alerting police.
A hi-tech GPS spoofing attack took “remote control” of a 213-foot, $80 million superyacht – steering it off course, without anyone touching the steering wheel.
Proposed data protection laws would require companies to delete information that could allow an individual to be identified, but existing data storage and duplication practices are at odds with the drive to protect our right to privacy.
The US soldier who provided WikiLeaks with a cache of information on military activity in Afghanistan and Iraq has escaped his most serious charges, but will still face extensive jail time for espionage.
The ICS-ISAC is pleased to announce the addition of industry luminaries Andy Bochman (IBM), Sean Paul McGurk (Verizon), Gib Sorebo (SAIC) and Jon Stanford (PwC) to its Corporate Board.
In 1995, Nick Leeson aptly demonstrated the damage a single rogue employee can bestow on an unsuspecting organisation.