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Software patching made easy

PC users will be able to keep their software more secure with the launch of the latest version of the Secunia Personal Software Inspector (PSI). The Secunia PSI is a free …

RSA Conference 2012 opens in San Francisco

The world’s top information security professionals and business leaders gathered for the opening of the annual RSA Conference being held at San Francisco’s Moscone …

CSA launches mobile and innovation initiatives

The Cloud Security Alliance announced two significant new initiatives for 2012, addressing growing areas of need in cloud security – mobile computing and innovation. …

Transformable security engine from Stonesoft

Stonesoft introduced the Stonesoft Security Engine, a transformable security engine that is capable of delivering seven enterprise-class product configuration modes to provide …

Design guidelines for mobile app privacy

The GSM Association (GSMA), with the support of mobile operators in Europe and following consultation across the wider mobile ecosystem, has published a set of global Privacy …

Compromised websites from a site owner’s perspective

Malicious actors are often able to compromise legitimate websites without the site owners’ knowledge: over 90% of respondents didn’t notice any strange activity, …

Careless management of crucial security instruments

A staggering 72% of respondents to a Venafi survey admitted that they have no automated process to replace compromised certificates. This means that if their CA vendor is …

Log management deserves a company’s respect

Keeping and maintaining data logs is a corporate best practice and, in many cases, when you consider regulation and industry standards, it’s the law. Still, few …

HITBSecConf2012: Revamped live hacking competition

What first began as a small gathering for computer security enthusiasts in 2002, Hack In The Box Security Conference (HITBSecConf) has since grown into a must attend event in …

Week in review: The danger of self-selected PINs, researchers break video CAPTCHAs, and the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights

Week in review: The danger of self-selected PINs, researchers break video CAPTCHAs, and the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights Here’s an overview of some of last …

10.8 million Android devices infected with malware

From 2010 to 2011, Android officially overtook Symbian as the most targeted mobile platform in the world by cyber criminals, according to NQ Mobile. In 2011, newer and more …

Tips to minimize the risk of identity fraud

Javelin Strategy & Research recommends that consumers follow a three-step approach to minimize their risk and impact of identity fraud. Prevention 1. Keep personal data …

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