- This weak passwords story reminds me...
Our story this morning on weak passwords reminds me of some Hollywood moments. - From Verizon, industry-by-industry snapshots of cybercrime
- Third presidential debate: Both candidates flunk cybersecurity
More Salted Hash with Bill Brenner
- Open DNS resolvers increasingly abused to amplify DDoS attacks, report says
- With weak passwords continuing, blame turns to security pros
- Line blurs between insider, outsider attacks
- Tiger Airways hit with $110k fine for Spam Act breaches
- Google, Microsoft and Yahoo fix serious email weakness
- Huawei proposes national Cyber Security Evaluation Centre
- Adobe patches six critical vulnerabilities in Shockwave Player
- Huawei seeks to counter security concerns
- Hackers, Security Pros Talk Penetration Testing, Social Engineering
- DDoS attacks against banks raise question: Is this cyberwar?
- UN: More international cooperation needed to fight cyberterrorism
- Obama to compromise on cybersecurity executive order
Video content analysis: still looking for its place
Use cases of smart video surveillance proliferate, though Jon Cropley says VCA technology still suffers from its early hype
With weak passwords continuing, blame turns to security pros
With 'Jesus' and '123456' topping SplashData's annual list of worst passwords, onus on IT to require stonger passwords, says expert
Line blurs between insider, outsider attacks
Underground forums provide insider access to enterprises
Happy Halloween: The Amityville Horror house, then and now
The real haunting of Amityville is by unwanted tourists. Here's how the famous site has added security and privacy features over the years.
Reduce Email Archives up to 60%
Are you considering implementing a proactive archiving and eDiscovery solutions? This paper summarizes 15 separate soft cost savings when implementing Symantec Enterprise Vault and the Clearwell eDiscovery Platform.
Aberdeen Report: To Patch, or Not to Patch? (Not If, But How)
The report explores the correlation between the current use of patch management and the level of endpoint-related risk that companies are effectively accepting.
