• Experts alarmed over U.S. electrical grid penetration
  • Imperva assigns security risk levels to databases
  • Conficker leaves security industry looking clueless
  • Attackers target new Microsoft PowerPoint zero-day flaw
  • Conficker updates with no problems reported
  • Cloud computing group to tackle security concerns
  • Cybersecurity hearing highlights inadequacy of PCI DSS
  • Mass., Nev. data protection laws wrong, ineffective
  • Conficker flaw yields new tool for detection
  • Microsoft calls next Conficker variant 'manageable'
  • Firefox update blocks proof-of-concept code
  • Security policies need simplifying, expert says
  • Microsoft IE 8 security only benefits educated users
  • More companies seek third-party Web app code review, survey finds
  • HP patches critical OpenView flaws
  • Free HP SWFScan tool detects Adobe Flash flaws
  • Managed security services gain as companies seek expertise
  • Mobile phones win during Pwn2Own contest
  • Internet Explorer 8 includes a bevy of security features
  • Latest Apple iPhone features prompt security concerns
  • Adobe JBIG2 exploits being spammed, IBM warns
  • Firms muddle security breach response, expert says
  • Microsoft Threat Management Gateway has some drawbacks
  • Third QSA firm placed in remediation by PCI SSC
  • Portable security storage device could replace OTP devices
  • Flaw disclosure debate polarizes SOURCE Boston panel
  • Number-driven risk metrics 'fundamentally broken'
  • Serious holes in Mac OS X memory, researcher shows
  • Financial expert sees value in new security firms
  • Microsoft patches critical Windows kernel flaw
  • Apple iPhone app could boost two-factor
  • Inside MSRC: Microsoft updates DNS, kernel
  • Cyberattack mapping could alter security defense strategy
  • Adobe issues patch to block zero-day flaw
  • PCI QSA assurance program penalizes assessors
  • Mozilla repairs URL spoofing, memory corruption flaws in Firefox
  • Microsoft to patch critical Windows vulnerabilities
  • PCI Council issues priority tool for compliance
  • Cisco offers more email security choices, but lacks vision
  • Cisco brings email security appliances closer to SaaS
  • HIPAA changes force healthcare to improve data flow
  • Conficker worm targets Southwest Airlines
  • Conficker botnet ready to be split, sold
  • VM servers affected by Intel TXT exploit method
  • Adobe updates Flash Player to fix clickjacking, buffer overflow flaws
  • Sourcefire issues Adobe zero-day patch to block attacks
  • Attackers target Microsoft Excel zero-day flaw
  • Microsoft Conficker worm offers attack prevention lesson
  • Laid off workers likely to steal company data, survey warns
  • Group identifies top 20 security controls to thwart cyberattacks
  • Hacker sentenced for stealing millions from U.S. credit cards
  • Attackers target new Adobe zero-day flaw
  • New hacking method stealthily attacks Macs with malware
  • SMS mobile worm attacks Symbian smartphones
  • Smartphone security lacking at many businesses
  • CVS pays $2.25 million HIPAA violation settlement
  • Intel Trusted Execution Technology is flawed, Black Hat researchers show
  • Firms show DLP interest to monitor social networking traffic, survey finds
  • Trustwave acquires NAC appliance vendor Mirage Networks
  • SSLstrip hacking tool bypasses SSL to trick users, steal passwords
  • Virtualization security moves to the fore in 2009
  • Virtualization challenges traditional security concepts
  • Four ways to prioritize security programs in bad economy
  • Massachusetts data protection, encryption law extended
  • Kaspersky website hacked multiple times, expert says
  • Microsoft offers $250K bounty for Conficker writer
  • BlackBerry maker to acquire encryption firm
  • Finjan, Citrix highlight different gateway approaches
  • Coalition forms to battle Microsoft worm attack, $250K reward offered
  • RIM warns of serious vulnerability in BlackBerry Web loader
  • F-Secure latest security vendor hacked
  • Report offers security strategy tips to overcome funding problems
  • Microsoft fixes critical IE 7, Exchange flaws
  • Inside MSRC: Microsoft foldout explains IE, Exchange patches
  • SQL injection attacks targeting Flash, JavaScript errors
  • Finjan adds DLP, content caching to Web security gateway
  • Kaspersky website hacked, customer activation codes exposed
  • OpenDNS to step up fight against Conficker worm
  • Heartland breach highlights PCI limitations
  • Microsoft to patch serious IE, Exchange Server flaws
  • Cisco corrects serious Wireless LAN flaws
  • Fuzzing tool helps Oracle DBAs defend against SQL injection
  • Firefox version 3.0.6 update fixes dangerous flaws
  • Encrypt now to meet new Mass. data protection law
  • Data breach costs rise as firms brace for next loss
  • Malware engine breaks Google search results
  • Security skills pay increases despite economic downturn
  • Sensitive data insecure abroad, McAfee report finds
  • VA could pay veterans $20 million for security breach
  • Symantec CEO Thompson could be next commerce chief
  • First lawsuit filed in Heartland data security breach
  • Microsoft Conficker worm hits peak, but payload awaits
  • Archer Technologies buys IT GRC competitor Brabeion Software
  • Websense acquires Web 2.0 antispam platform Defensio
  • Educators see secure coding training challenges, improvements
  • Barracuda Networks expands backup service with acquisition
  • Monster.com discloses database breach
  • IPv6 move could cause network problems, threaten cybersecurity
  • Apple fixes critical QuickTime flaws
  • Retailers boost data collection, but data privacy issues persist
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