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Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news and articles: The evolution of threat detection and Big Data Mark Gazit is the CEO of ThetaRay, a …

ThreatMetrix analyzed nearly one billion transactions and is able to provide a representative summary of activity including account creation, payment and login fraud across …

Europol and several law enforcement and judicial authorities carried out an action against EU citizens, mainly teenagers and young adults, who are suspected of using remote …

The Internet has dramatically increased the speed of commerce across the globe. Today, the interconnectedness of various businesses facilitates just-in-time manufacturing, …

Remember this situation? You’re running Windows. The blue screen forces you to reboot your PC. And then it happens again. Incident Management = reboot your PC. And your …

GFI Software released the findings of an independent study into how workers use company provided computers and laptops for personal activities, and the direct impact that …

While Internet-connected devices are our window on the world, we don’t realize that for cybercriminals it could be their window into ours if we don’t secure our …

If 2014 was the “year of the breach,” then what future cybersecurity threats await us? What’s the next mode of attack, and how much worse will it be? …

OpenDNS announced a partnership with the Irish Reporting and Information Security Service (IRISSCERT), to provide threat intelligence about new and emerging threats. IRISSCERT …

Over 200,000 Facebook users have so far fallen prey to a like-farming scam promising two free Audi R8 cars, and thousands are joining the victim list each hour, according to …

Cybersecurity created headlines and headaches in 2014, with large-scale data breaches at retail chains, attacks on data stored in the cloud and massive vulnerabilities …

Business continuity and control eclipse cost savings are the top reasons why U.S. IT professionals prefer open source to proprietary software. According to a Ponemon Institute …