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Last week, US President Barack Obama met with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.

The clock is ticking as web applications take center stage as the point of entry for malicious activity and development teams are asked to deliver new applications at breakneck speed.

Mobile network giant Telefonica has launched new business unit Eleven Paths, which promises unprovoked attacks on customers every day, in the interests of greater security.

Applications – including legacy and in-house – are becoming more accessible though the web, cloud and mobile devices. But while this enables users to be more productive, the applications extend beyond perimeter defences, leaving them and your sensitive information at risk.

Google chief Larry Page on Friday branded Internet spying a threat to freedoms and called for governments to be more revealing about what they try to find out about people’s online activities.

Scotland-based travel company, Stewart Travel, was faced with the difficult task of demonstrating to its new bank compliance with Payment Card Industry (PCI) Security Standards by a certain timeframe, or face significant fines.

Organizations Should Look for Ways to Involve Employees in Mitigating and Eliminating Threats Before they Happen…

As a slightly amusing coda to the story of Edward Snowden take a look at this Booz Allen job listing posted May 22 for an Information Security Engineer in Honolulu. You could literally be the next Snowden if you have the right stuff.

A media manhunt began in Hong Kong on Monday morning as residents awoke to discover the man claiming responsibility for a series of sensational leaks about U.S. spying programs last week was holed up in a local luxury hotel.

The Government must tell the public if it has access to information about New Zealanders it may have received from the United States’ National Security Agency, Green Party Co-leader Dr Russel Norman said today.