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Security needs to be a part of innovation
News Getting security officers more involved could deliver major benefits for companies.
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Criminals sitting on stolen data ‘timebomb’
News Criminals are starting to realise that they can make use of the compromised work computers they have in their grasp, according to security experts.
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RSA 2009: Fake chip and PIN readers hit UK
News Fraudsters are being given a fake chip and PIN reader cheaply in return for giving the criminal supplier a share of the data.
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RSA 2009: SOCA attacks heart of organised cyber crime
News SOCA wants to hit the infrastructure of criminal enterprises and find out where they're storing data.
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Microsoft criticises Google Chrome's privacy
News Microsoft has criticised rival browser Chrome's privacy in front of an audience of security professionals.
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Salford security tech allows better public sector comms
News Salford is one of the councils around the UK, which needs to follow a government mandate in order to access a new government network.
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Businesses should focus on the ‘accidental’ insider threat
News Most insider data losses are accidents rather than malicious attacks.
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British retailers can learn lessons from US identity hack
News A senior US security executive has said retailers should not simply ‘plug holes’ from previous incidents, but instead get ahead of the problem.
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Fraud report reveals danger of ‘fast-flux botnets’
News RSA’s Global Fraud Report has some scary predictions for the next 12 to 18 months, as criminals become more technically savvy.
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RSA offers free software development security tools
News RSA embraces open source by offering free encryption tools to create built-in security for applications.
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Banks blamed as British lead the world on phishing
News A new report from RSA claims that the UK is the most phished country in the world, thanks to the speed in which money can be ‘cashed out’.
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RSA Europe: The growth of the underground hacker ‘economy’
News Credit card data dealing on underground forums laid bare – service level agreements and efficient cash conversion that even the stock market could take lessons from.
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