·What Are the Most Overrated Security Technologies?
Which security technologies are IT shops putting too much faith in? Some readers weigh in. ·Dept of Homeland Security Crowdsources Cybersecurity
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is looking to Internet users for new ways of getting its cybersecurity message out. And before you ask, the agency says that the method chosen "may under no circumstance create spam." ·DHS Urges 'Sense of Urgency' for Cyber Security
Homeland Security secretary Janet Napolitano took advantage of the 2010 RSA Security Conference to express concern about the United States response to cyber-attacks. She used her keynote address to urge the security industry to improve security efforts and operate with a greater "sense of urgency." ·Underrated computing threats you need to know about
There's the danger you know, and then there's the danger you don't know. ·Cisco develops VPN client for PCs, smartphones
Cisco Systems will soon release a VPN client for smartphones and PCs aimed at enterprise administrators who want to provide secure access to their networks and ward off malicious software. ·15 Free Security and Backup Utilities
Lock Down Your PC ·Microsoft Uses Legal System to Combat Botnet
Microsoft moved the battle against spam-distributing botnets from cyberspace to the court room, winning a temporary restraining order shutting down nearly 300 domains thought to make up the command and control structure for the vast Waledac botnet. ·One or Two Anti-Malware Programs?
Jeremy Sutherland asked if it's really a good idea to supplement your regular antivirus program with something like SuperAntiSpyware or Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. I've recommended doing just that in the past. ·Enterprise Security Tips on a Small-Business Budget
Whether your business is a big fish or a small-fry home office, you can get hacked just the same, and the stakes are higher than a few canceled credit cards. Here are a few tips to protect your users and your networks--steps that even enterprise-class security specialists may slip up on. ·Virtualised USB key beats keyloggers
Is this the future of online banking? US company IronKey has come up with a USB drive that can be used to access accounts virtually without involving the operating system or applications that cause so many of today's security problems.
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