Experts say Microsoft could be leading the charge for antivirus and anti-spyware software that runs from a single interface
Keeping hard drive data encrypted is more important than ever
Web-application firewalls protect against unknown attacks
Manufacturers' inability to patch their computers against every newly discovered virus and worm leaves their systems highly exposed
Security hiring growth slow but steady; end-users blame ISPs and product vendors for spam
With more-secure browser alternatives now available, will IE go by the boards?
2005 security growth areas, tricking code to reveal its flaws, and a mobile-phone virus gets legs
How to safeguard an educational network when its users face few rules and resources don’t exist to police them closely
Automated bots crawl Internet for spyware, and the NSA talks about securing Mac OS X installations
What's hot in security spending this year
Vulnerability management is no longer about maintaining perfectly patched machines.
HIPAA mandates penalties for data disclosure. Here's how a hospital went about finding an intrusion detection solution.
Two Endpoint security initiatives are underway—one from Cisco, the other from Microsoft. We take a closer look at these plus the evolution of endpoint security.
The latest security announcements from Hewlett-Packard
What's in store for information security
Spyware is a moving target. Pushing out one level of filters just doesn’t cut it any more.
Microsoft, Solaris vulnerabilities; top spyware threats; IPS use rising
A packet-shaping tool can help handle worm outbreaks.
Finding code problems was the challenge; a service provider's analysis held the answer
Better security updates in the offing