Microsoft recently released its security patches for July 2014. Presented here are a few experts’ opinions and comments on this latest ‘Patch Tuesday’.
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AVAST was able to recover more than 40,000 personal photos, emails, text messages, and – in some cases – the identities of the sellers.
Norton relates a brief history of hacking.
Gartner Magic Quadrant analysis recognises Websense and TRITON solutions for completeness of vision and ability to execute.
Imperva and other providers of web application firewalls (WAFs) should be given the chance to protect organizations before an attack.
Bugcrowd, the innovator in crowdsourced security testing, has announced the public availability of the company’s Flex Bounty™ security testing program.
Toyin Adelakun, VP at Sestus, explains what the possible implications would be of the EFF winning the lawsuit against the NSA.
Research leads to identification and improvements in IoT security
Sumo Logic, the next generation machine data intelligence company, is now offering the Sumo Logic Application for PCI Compliance.
Qualys, Inc. CTO Wolfgang Kandek discusses the six patch bulletins that Microsoft released in its advance notice for July.