December, 2007:

• Is the tipping point for Mac hacks approaching?
• Connecticut may let residents remove directory data
• Stock spammers deploy high-definition video
• U.S.-based Chinese news website targeted by DoS attack
• Bhutto assassination video, websites faked to spread malware
• McAfee settles lawsuit for $14 million
• NIST: Fed agencies should mount penetration attacks
• Apple fixes OS X bug that crashes Safari
• Industry leaders seek Health Info Security Framework
• Cisco says criminals may buy Storm botnet use in 2008
• MySpace sues company over mass spamming
• Federal agency data security bill introduced in U.S. House
• Money mules growing in presence; and an SC Christmas thought
• Anti-virus vendor AVG subpoenas information on counterfeiters
• Google's Orkut clean after fast but harmless self-replicating worm is halted
• June 2008: FTC investigations and penalties
• April 2008: Coping with social engineering
• May 2008: Thinking about the winners
• Microsoft patches fix that crashes Internet Explorer
• SC Magazine picks the cream of the crop
• Seniors' data on stolen Pennsylvania government laptop
• Google advertisements hijacked by trojan
• Adobe upgrades Flash Player to close critical flaws
• TJX settles with banks over data breach
• Los Alamos breach to cost University of California $2.8 million
• Eight New Year's security resolutions for 2008
• Iowa breach exposes data on 3 million British would-be drivers
• Apple releases hefty package of OS X fixes
• Gartner: $3.2 billion lost to phishing attacks in one year
• Microsoft investigating reported glitch in cumulative Internet Explorer patch
• Symantec wins $21 million in anti-piracy case
• Finjan: Chinese cybercrime networks fill void left by Russian Business Network
• Apple fixes Java vulnerabilities
• Georgia Tech researchers break down botnets
• Facebook sues Canadian porn company over alleged hacking
• Dec. 17, 2007: Oak Ridge National Laboratory targeted by cyberattackers
• SecureWorks: Commercial banking accounts targeted by Prg trojan variant
• What's in store for 2008? January 15, 2008, 2 p.m. EST/11 a.m. PST
• Deloitte partner, principal confidential information on stolen laptop
• Breaking: Laptop stolen from Deloitte & Touche vendor may contain personal data on partners and principals
• A little YouTube holiday cheer
• Study: Corrupted DNS resolution attacks grow with use of open servers
• Apple releases new QuickTime version to resolve RTSP flaw
• Phishing emails disguised as U.S. Department of Treasury complaints
• Full range of Microsoft Vista fixes coming
• Researchers warn of Microsoft Access Database exploit
• HP laptops contain ActiveX bugs
• 3ivx patch due this week
• Iowa Department of Natural Resources contractor loses flash drive
• Hospital patient data on contractor's laptop stolen
• Microsoft delivers seven patches; five impact Vista
• nCipher purchases most of insolvent NeoScale
• Dec. 10, 2007: Hacks on social networking sites
• Breach notification bill to get priority in House Judiciary Committee
• Codec flaws threaten Windows Media Player, Winamp
• IBM acquires Arsenal Digital Solutions
• Look ahead: Search for pioneers
• AdultFriendFinder.com settles with FTC
• The dumbest cybercriminal of the year
• Gartner: Victims of online phishing up nearly 40 percent in 2007
• Attackers hack into Oak Ridge National Laboratory
• Finalists for 2008 SC Magazine Awards announced
• Debate: Congress should take lead in fight for data security
• Editorial: Catching that end-of-year moment of silence
• Industry innovators 2007: Data protection
• Industry innovators 2007: PGP Encryption
• Industry innovators 2007: Security infrastructure
• Wireless keyboards vulnerable to hacking via radio receivers: Dreamlab
• 2 minutes on...New federal bill targets ID thieves
• News briefs: Rockies rocked
• Roundup 2007: Gazing into the crystal ball
• Roundup 2007: The year's top fives
• IT Security Reboot 2007
• Industry innovators 2007: Access control
• Industry innovators 2007: Identica Vascular Biometrics
• Industry innovators 2007: Bradford Networks
• Industry innovators 2007: Passlogix v-Go SSO
• Industry innovators 2007: Fischer Identity Suite
• Industry innovators 2007: Entrust Identity Guard
• Industry innovators 2007: Analysis and testing
• Industry innovators 2007: Mu Security Mu 4000
• Industry innovators 2007: Core Security Impact
• Industry innovators 2007: LogLogic
• Industry innovators 2007: WetStone Technologies
• Industry innovators 2007: Perimeter defense
• Industry innovators 2007: NitroSecurity IPS
• Industry innovators 2007: AirWave
• Industry innovators 2007: GTB Inspector
• Industry innovators 2007: Mi5 Networks Webgate
• Industry innovators 2007: eSoft Threatwall
• Industry innovators 2007: BigFix
• Industry innovators 2007: Archer Technologies
• SANS Security 2008
• Infosecurity Europe 08
• FIRST Conference
• Telework gets the green light
• Threat of the month: Corporate zombies
• Product section: Our 2007 industry innovators
• Roundup 2007: Top 5 influential IT security thinkers
• Industry innovators 2007: RazorThreat TAC
• Industry innovators 2007: eSoft Instagate
• Last word: Protecting today's mobile devices
• Letters: Got something to say?
• From the CSO's desk: In with more PCI compliance in 2008
• An academic look forward
• Me and my job
• Company news
• Microsoft plans seven fixes for Patch Tuesday
• Justin Timberlake, Hilary Duff, Tila Tequila MySpace profiles compromised to impress hacker group
• Cisco warns of flaws in Security Agent for Windows, CiscoWorks Server
• OpenOffice.org releases update to fix database vulnerability
• Google, Yahoo, Microsoft Live search engines contain page-caching flaw, says Aladdin
• InfoSec World 2008
• Axpo Group buys firewall management solution from Tufin
• Chowan University deploys Aruba wireless network
• Lancope gets port-profiling patent
• Mocana partners with QNX Software
• Symantec's Vontu buy complete
• Gemalto appoints Mandl non-executive chair
• Bethel University deploys Enterasys NAC
• IP Commerce partners with Coalfire Systems
• Cops nab "Bonnie and Clyde" of identity theft
• Ron Paul spam blast linked to Ukrainian botnet
• Duke University Law School website infiltrated by hackers
• F-Secure: 100-percent increase in malware this year
• Grisoft acquires Exploit Prevention Labs
• Hot or not: Office productivity applications
• A holistic view of data-driven security
• The breakdown in network security design
• PCI compliance: Driving force to better network security
• In the dark: Indy energy company exposes customer info online for up to four years
• SC Magazine launches IT Security and Finance microsite
• In-the-wild exploits target Apple QuickTime flaw; proof-of-concept malware aims at Second Life
• Businesses must realize that full disclosure is dead
• Content security vendor Irdeto buys Cloakware
• Microsoft releases advisory for Web Proxy Auto-Discovery flaw
• Senior citizens at risk for ID theft following Mass. state insurance plan breach
• Steelbox Networks names former SPI Dynamics leader new CEO; LogLogic taps former SurfControl chief to lead
• Child porn hacker sentenced to 110 years in prison
• Dec. 3, 2007: IT-ISAC officials look back on 2007
• Certegy guilty plea and Katrina fraud sentencing
• Authorities question alleged New Zealand botmaster