Changing identity and access management needs are pressuring IT to revise its security strategies. Why is the federal government involved?
These four best practices will help government and political organizations mitigate the effects of DDoS attacks.
SSL and TSL are used to encrypt almost all sensitive communications traffic on the Internet.
A look at how security is evolving around three key information technology developments.
What predictions can we draw from the threats IT battled in 2011 about what’s ahead in 2012?
Several high-profile security breaches occurred in 2012. What’s ahead for security administrators in 2012, and how will IT respond?
In 2012, businesses must align data security with customer value.
Of 13 items in release, 3 address remote code execution flaws.
For security administrators, RSA's disclosure of a hack was just one of many serious breaches that occurred in a very bad year.
Mainframes are typically more secure than most other platforms, but that doesn't mean IT can ignore them.
Enterprises are increasingly being targeted by complex attacks designed to bypass existing safeguards.
Think VPN makes for secure data access and transfer? Think again.
Deep content inspection-based security solutions let your organization take advantage of social media's benefits as it safeguards policies and compliance.
Why do zero-day attacks -- which account for a vanishingly small percentage of all exploit activity -- generate a disproportionate percentage of security headlines.
Few IT organizations are prepared to manage the use of social media in the enterprise. This is particularly true from a security perspective.
An introduction to the security requirements you should expect from a cloud service provider.
Silly or not, the Morto worm has caused a good bit of mischief.
Millions rely on traditional one-time password tokens. Here’s why your organization may want to replace or augment this approach for perimeter security.
Attackers are reducing traditional mass-spam phishing campaigns in favor of targeted or spearphishing attacks.
Malware-makers have a powerful new tool: a spam bot that infects both PC and Mac platforms -- with support for Linux and iPad operating systems in the works.