Security

A Risk Management Culture

In today's world, thinking of it as a compliance exercise isn't enough, says Deloitte.

Online Privacy: How to Block Google Ads and Adjust Your Settings

Google announced updates to its ad platform that provide users with more transparency. Here's what you need to know, plus an in-depth look at how to best manage your preferences to improve privacy.

Twitter Warning: That Tweet May Be Poisoned

Are you seeing tweets coming from your Twitter handle that you didn't actually send? Your account may have been hijacked.

At Houston Bank, Disaster Recovery Goes Virtual

Woodforest National Bank implements a replication system for its virtualized data center in the Gulf Coast

FBI Idea for a “Secure Second Internet” is Clear, Simple, and Wrong

As a result of digital transformation, organizations are updating their security postures and adjusting to support increased complexity – shifting towards software-defined networking, with advanced security enabled within the WAN and cloud envi

FBI Idea for a “Secure Second Internet” is Clear, Simple, and Wrong

Networks are inherently unsecure. The more access you allow, the greater the risk. As the old saying goes, “Three can keep a secret only if two of them are dead.”

Windows XP Turns 10: What Tech Was Like in 2001

Here are some technologies and trends that were all the rage when Windows XP released on Oct. 25, 2001, but have been killed off or vastly improved upon since.

Navigating the Quest for a Wireless Office

Attacks on NASDAQ & Japan Parliament Systems Highlight Security Risks Posed by Friends

Never mind your enemies, how well is your IT protected from your friends?

Offshoring and Security: IT Managers, Network Admins Divided on Risk

A recent survey reveals that more than one-third of respondents whose companies offshore IT said the practice makes their organization less secure, while the same proportion said the opposite. Overall satisfaction with offshore results overall may ex

New Security Flaws ID’d in BlackBerry 6 OS, Enterprise IM Apps

BlackBerry-maker RIM has identified a number of significant security flaws that affect the Webkit browser in its BlackBerry 6 handheld OS and enterprise IM applications from Microsoft.