February, 2010:

• Integrating access control tools is the primary key to a seamless system
• Why intrusion prevention systems fail to protect web applications
• Comcast.net hacker pleads guilty
• IBM report: Vulnerabilities fell in '09, attacks rose
• Waledac demise imminent after shutdown of domains
• Is increased government regulation the answer to increased privacy protection?
• The prosumer changes everything
• Crime, cloud & consumerization on tap at RSA Conference
• Malta researchers find Windows bug that crashes PCs
• Security vision for the smarter planet
• Intel the victim of "sophisticated" cyberattack
• Adobe patches Download Manager bug
• Professors highlight threat of mobile device rootkits
• The enterprise information protection paradigm
• Security spending, DLP projects to increase
• FTC notifies 100 organizations about P2P leaks
• Cyberespionage: Myth versus reality
• Study finds cyberthreats to be largest security concern
• Valdosta State University server improperly accessed
• Military ban against USB drives partially lifted
• Firefox issues 3.5.8 to address security issues
• ITIL + IT-GRC = mass * velocity
• Rootkit to blame for Windows fix resulting in blue screen
• Newly discovered Zeus spinoff botnet has wide impact
• 2010 SC Awards announces blogger award categories
• 2010 SC Awards Announces New Blogger Award Categories - Nominate Today!
• Finding solutions for the problem of consumerization.
• Cloudmark to buy messaging platform maker Bizanga
• Google patches XSS hole in its Buzz social media platform
• Adobe releases Reader 9.3.1 to plug two holes
• Six years later, CAN-SPAM Act leaves spam problem unresolved
• Cybercriminals exploiting luger's death, Winter Olympics
• 13 years in prison cometh for the "Iceman" hacker
• Change is constant - so is compliance
• Microsoft removes patch from Windows Update
• Experts warn of fake Valentine's Day e-cards
• Adobe patches Flash Player, plans out-of-band Reader fix
• Microsoft looks into patch installation problem
• Sensitive laptops stolen from Fla. health insurance provider
• Mozilla recants assertion that Firefox add-on has trojan
• Redefining Web Security
• Critical Infrastructure encounters the most web malware, report
• Debate: Software vendors should "partner" with pirates to fight unlicensed software use.
• Peeling the onion layer on the web security inertia
• ID theft still on the rise, but victims respond faster
• Disaster recovery: Surge strategies also work for IT staff
• The Achilles Heel in IT security
• New Hampshire bill would ban biometrics in ID cards
• Adobe sorry for missing flaw that crashes Flash
• Privileged user monitoring: Automating compliance & managing risk
• New "Bugat" trojan harvesting banking credentials
• SMB, DirectShow top the list of Microsoft patches
• Zeus targeting government and military workers
• Payroll processing firm Ceridian Corp. hacked
• China's largest hacker training site shuttered
• Mozilla says two Firefox browser plug-ins contain trojan
• Oracle fixes WebLogic bug; 11g flaw exposed
• Mass injection web hacks yield to targeted attacks
• Preparing for the unknown unknowns
• Microsoft to deliver 13 security patches for 26 bugs
• eEye Digital Security appoints Kevin Hickey to CEO.
• Weakest link: End-user education
• Critical condition: Utility infrastructure
• I.T. WILL SURVIVE
• On the go: Mobile security
• Following FISMA: Government vertical
• Vulnerability management: The cornerstone of information assurance
• Educating the workforce and beyond
• Symantec partners with Message Systems
• MAAWG forms liaisons with the Internet Engineering Task Force and BITS
• Solutionary teams with e-Cop
• Shavlik Technologies announced a renewed partnership with Numara Software
• FireEye appoints Marc Maiffret as chief security architect
• BrinQa has named Bob Gleason director of sales for the eastern and federal regions
• Sophos partners with bit.ly
• Kevin Hickey appointed CEO at eEye Digital Security
• Symantec partners with Message Systems
• MAAWG partners with IETF and BITS
• Solutionary teams up with Singapore-based e-Cop
• Shavlik Technologies renews partnership with Numara Software
• Marc Maiffret appointed chief security architect at FireEye
• Bob Cleason appointed director of sales at Brinqa
• Sophos partners with bit.ly
• Visa's contactless controversy
• Skills in demand
• THREAT OF THE MONTH
• Me and my job
• Cloud investment can pay off
• Safe smart grid design
• Avoiding the data doghouse
• Rethinking infrastructure protection
• Cybersecurity Enhancement Act passed by U.S. House
• Venezuelan VoIP hacker pleads guilty
• Microsoft responds to Black Hat talk with IE bug advisory
• Twitter accounts compromised in torrent site scam
• Why we need hackers
• Hackers accesses Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission database
• Apple resolves five iPhone bugs with update
• PGP buys Chosen Security for trusted ID management
• U.S. Navy establishes new Cyber Command
• Solutions for defending against malware's nasty cousin: crimeware
• Visibility, speed, efficiency and the new dynamics of IT security
• Best practices in database security
• Crooks try to romance users with Valentine's Day spam
• Report says U.S. needs new approach for security
• Alleged cable modem hacker arrested
• Laptop containing UCSF medical school patient information stolen