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Two-factor authentication and secure one-time passwords created in new token

SC Staff December 02, 2008

Cryptocard has launched the CD-1 credit card display token.

McDonalds phish being dished out

Angela Moscaritolo December 02, 2008

A new phishing scheme is masquerading as a McDonald's member satisfaction survey, researchers warned on Monday.

US central command hit by malware

Dan Raywood November 28, 2008

The United States central command was hit by an attack and affected computers in combat zones in the Middle East

Communique introduces new platform enhancements

SC Staff November 28, 2008

Communique Laboratory has announced the release of the SecurePC and SecureKEY for the remote access solution 'I'm InTouch'.

Cybercriminals and scammers are getting prepared for peak of online shopping

Dan Raywood November 28, 2008

Cybercriminals are preparing for 'Cyber Monday'.

FaceTime USG 320

November 01, 2008 |

FaceTime’s USG (unified security gateway) appliances aim to deliver a far greater degree of control over web access than standard web filtering and combined UTM solutions.

NETASQ has been designing all-in-one solutions since its inception over ten years ago. It recently announced three new appliances, including the U6000, which claims to be the first carrier-grade UTM solution.

MIMEsweeper ENW

November 01, 2008 |

Along with messaging security, Clearswift has always focused firmly on providing web content filtering and its latest family of MIMEsweeper for web appliances aim to offer businesses tools to enforce strict AUPs (acceptable use policies).

CWAT

November 01, 2008 |

The CWAT (cybercrime, warning, alert, termination) product takes a modular approach to data leakage prevention. It consists of four parts: organization monitor (OM), segment defense controller (SDC), operation defense controller (OPDC) and unknown terminal defense controller (UDC).

Enterprise DLP

November 01, 2008 |

Nextlabs’ Enterprise Data Loss Prevention is an interesting software-based offering. While most data leakage prevention products use a primary server to control the flow of sensitive information from leaving the organisation, Nextlabs controls it through the DLP client. This unique approach also allows sensitive data to be blocked from internal ...

A convergence on privacy

Tim Mather November 04, 2008

Historically, Europe has taken the lead on issue of privacy. But are there signs the US are starting to be more cautious?

Google-eyed over privacy

Frank Jennings November 04, 2008

Google's Street View service is on course to test the UK's data protection laws, says Frank Jennings

What are you giving away?

Ken Munro November 04, 2008

Personal information is a lot easier to steal than most people realise. So what are the implications for business security?

A hacker bible is born

Nick Barron November 04, 2008

No self-respecting security professional would want to be seen without a copy of hacker bible The Best of 2600

Editorial: Yet more vigilance required

Paul Fisher November 04, 2008

When French president Nicolas Sarkozy had his bank account hacked it seemed to serve as a metaphor for the crisis in the global system. In fact the incidents were spotted before the crisis, in September, and reports claim Mr Sarkozy only suffered small losses from the account used for his £195,000-a-year salary.