Infosecurity News

  1. Microsoft Announces a Rash of New Security Initiatives

    Microsoft has outlined a new approach to security, announcing the Cyber Defense Operations Center and cross-company investments.

  2. Cook: ‘We’ll Work with UK but Won’t Stop End-to-End Encryption’

    Apple CEO hopeful government will change its tune

  3. Trend Micro: Major Q3 Attacks Could be Sign of Things to Come

    Firms must be ready for ‘chain reaction' attacks.

  4. Casinos and Video Piracy Mark Malware Campaign Affecting 1 Million

    A massive malvertising campaign uses a surprising 30+ pieces of malware to infect victims, including CryptoWall and the Bunitu Trojan.

  5. IBM: Ransomware, Insider Threats Top 2015 Cyber-Trends

    Amateur hacker carelessness and C-suite attention round out the top four cyber-threat trends of the year.

  6. RSA Appoints Fresh Strategy Chief

    Appointment is a response to the security industry's threat approach failing "spectacularly."

  7. Mobile Device Thefts Fall in UK

    Bad news for BYOD as more mobiles are stolen in 10 cities.

  8. UK Set to Double Funding for Cybercrime Fight

    Chancellor will raise government’s stake to £1.9 billion by 2020

  9. OIG: Department of Justice Facing Cyber Skills Crisis

    FBI failed to find nearly half of the computer scientists it was sanctioned to hire.

  10. TruSTAR Nabs $2M in Seed Money for Anonymized Threat-Sharing

    "Connective defense technology" correlates incident data from its members, enabling companies to rapidly exchange information anonymously.

  11. 75% of Companies Are Insider Threat Victims

    The largest single cause of confidential data loss is due to employees (42%).

  12. Google Preps New Service after Global Email Encryption Warning

    Security is improving, but messages are still sent in plain text.

  13. Key Positive Enterprise Trends Emerge in Cybersecurity

    Adoption of security frameworks, the use of Big Data analytics, more buy-in from execs and threat-intel partnering are all positive developments for 2016.

  14. Java Library Flaw Affects Thousands of Applications

    The flaw is worse than Heartbleed and harder to fix.

  15. InstaAgent Pulled After Stealing User Names and Passwords

    Popular app deemed a security risk by Google and Apple.

  16. Former Council Worker Aces SANS Cyber Academy Exams

    Ross Bradley processed parking fines for 15 years before changing careers.

  17. Microsoft Patch Fail as Update Crashes Outlook

    Redmond forced to reissue KB 3097877.

  18. Top 50 UK Websites Offer Up Big Risk

    Going to a top 25 UK website exposes a browser to more than 100 scripts without any knowledge of how good or bad they may be.

  19. UK Government Launches £6.5 Million Cyber Investment Fund

    CyberInvest aims to keep the UK at the forefront of cybersecurity innovation.

  20. Airport Site Downed as Web Hack Highlights Common Failings

    SQL injection was too easy, says hacker.

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