Under fire for illegally deleted emails in the $585-million scandal over cancelled power plants, Ontario’s minority Liberal government is touting a new training program teaching political staff how to archive documents.
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NASA’s own auditor has recently rated its cloud computing deployments very poorly in a report that raises some interesting questions on the use of the cloud at the space agency.
Don’t be too hasty to link every Poison Ivy-based cyber attack to China. The popular remote access tool (RAT), which we recently detailed on this blog, is being used in a broad campaign of attacks launched from the Middle East, too.
Change is something that happens constantly in the Infosec industry, so how has the role of the CIO evolved with all these changes?
Your status updates and tweets could be revealing more than you think
As businesses embrace BYOD, network engineers have to face up to the security implications of random, roving personal devices connecting to the corporate WLAN and accessing networked applications and data.
Michael Brophy, Certification Europe’s CEO, highlights why the human element is the weakest part of your information security system and sets out how to prevent data breaches.
The Brazilian television show “Fantastico” has exposed an NSA training presentation that discusses how the agency runs man-in-the-middle attacks on the Internet.
It’s come to light that the NSA has impersonated Google—and possibly other big websites—in order to intercept, store, and read supposedly secure online communications.
It came as quite a surprise to the hundreds of people who showed up at NJ department of Mover Vehicles offices Thursday to find that there was no waiting in line.