Internal Threats

Corporate data is new target of cybercrime

Brittaney Kiefer March 28, 2011

Cybercriminals have shifted their efforts from targeting individuals' personal information to the intellectual capital of global corporations, according to a report released Monday.

RSA Conference 2011: The future of WikiLeaks-like sites and their impact on organizations

Dan Kaplan February 16, 2011

Security professionals fretting a WikiLeaks-style disclosure at their organization should be much less concerned with Julian Assange's whistleblower site and more worried about copycat sites already on the rise, said Kevin Poulsen, senior editor at Wired.com.

Certain HP scanners can permit snooping and spying

Angela Moscaritolo September 02, 2010

Certain models of HP combination printer and scanner devices contain a feature that could allow for corporate espionage, according to researchers.

Survey: Data at risk in app testing and development

Angela Moscaritolo August 18, 2009

Eighty percent of organizations use real data during application testing and development, but most are not confident about their ability to protect it, according to a survey released Tuesday.

First lady's safe house location leaked on P2P

Angela Moscaritolo July 29, 2009

Also found: a listing of the locations of all U.S. nuclear facilities and a document containing the personal information of hundreds of thousands of U.S. military members.