February, 2004:

• Shimizu launches IT security consulting service
• Cybercrime affecting 83 per cent of UK businesses
• RSA prescribes RFID blocking tag therapy
• Verisign teams up with Microsoft on authentication
• SonicWALL charges for annual IPS
• Top Japanese bank to introduce biometric ATM system
• MBNA Europe bank hit by phishing
• US SMEs spent $1.8 billion on IT security in 2003
• Security vendors launch industry association
• Gates details Microsoft security efforts
• Microsoft to integrate RSA technology into Windows
• CMS Products intros European reseller program
• US IT security market to reach $20b in 2008
• Kenyan authorities worried over rise in cybercrime
• AMD, Intel, designing chips to beat buffer overflow issues
• FBI allows name to be used on anti-piracy seals
• Perimeter security spend to hit $6b by 2007
• Microsoft writes to code 'thieves'
• Tipping Point boosts IPS technology
• Authentica expands DRM suite
• Gartner warns of 'very high risk' to Windows users
• Bagle.B hits Germany and France
• Phishing attacks grow by 50 per cent in a month
• Phishing scams mimic web browsers
• German airport pilots iris-recognition authentication
• IBM & Cisco team up on IT security
• Sophos warns over reworked nachi worm
• Microsoft loses secret source code
• Trend Micro sends Valentine's warning
• MailKey launches message authentication solution
• Email stamps could nix spam
• Move over DHS, another alerting service on offer
• Sophos admits letting MyDoom pass
• Get prepared to avoid downtime
• Cybersecurity’s new power surge
• Only authorized users welcome
• This government can’t keep pointing fingers
• MyDoom rings up $4 billion in damage
• Satsuma Solutions and KeCrypt to sell PDA security
• Flaws confirmed in Bluetooth devices
• Microsoft issues critical Windows patch
• Security incidents rise 600 percent
• GRIC launches Total Security Protection
• Companies combine to face biometric challenge
• NetScreen bought for $3.5 billion
• Brightmail expands international operations
• Spam filter adds wireless support
• Phishermen try to hook ISPs
• BT guarantees application performance
• Cautious welcome for new user forum
• Oblix to acquire confluent software
• WatchGuard unveils expandable appliance
• McAfee updates desktop firewall
• Free email monitoring service for Brightmail users
• Kaspersky updates 12 times a day
• Teenage hacker escapes jail
• Teros teams up with GuardedNet
• Brussels hosts ID theft spam forum