Spam dominates e-mail; phishing attacks mimic support chat sessions.
Recommendations for making data safer that won’t decimate your IT budget.
With World Cup-oriented attacks and a brazen tech-support-by-phone scam, it's business as usual for the ever-creative information security crackers.
Breaches are targeting application because that's where the data is.
Moving your data to the cloud is not without risk. Here's what you need to know about securing your data.
To address the security risks of SSL, we look at how transparent SSL proxies work and how they are used in enterprises today.
Despite its name, Secure Sockets Layer isn't totally secure. We explain the risks that arise from increased use of SSL within enterprise networks.
We expose five security risks introduced by enterprise search and explain how you can protect your enterprise from these vulnerabilities.
Organizations may be under several misunderstandings about the safety of their e-mail attachments. We explore the risks and corrective action IT can take to reduce the vulnerabilities.
A prominent security firm says that the security features of both Windows 7 and Mac OS aren't quite up to snuff.
Global study of security personnel identifies goals, points out risks and staffing issues
The security challenges and mitigation strategies to help you migrate your enterprise applications to the cloud while ensuring your data’s safety.
Where is cybersecurity headed? We look at how regulation, social networking, and popular technologies (such as cloud computing) will impact your enterprise’s security management.
IT organizations are highly exposed to security breaches through their information worker's mobile devices.
CA’s chief security architect discusses the three key areas for security professional’s attention this year.
IT shops aren't doing enough to secure their cellular communications. This leaves them wide open to attack. The stakes are high -- and likely to get even higher.
Compared to other market segments, the security space was a relative safe harbor in a year of economic turbulence.
A new solution to data security is predicated on -- and anticipates -- human behavior by embedding corporate policies into documents and images.
How self-encryption works to secure data on flash and SSD drives.
Why a username and password are no longer adequate to protect your enterprise's assets.