February, 2011:

• Joint U.S.-China anti-spam report due next month
• "BlackHole" malware, in beta, aims for Mac users
• 10 Minutes on Multi-Factor Authentication
• FTC fights to shut down text message spammer
• Unwitting accomplices and complicit security teams
• Exxon, Shell, BP targeted in operation "Night Dragon"
• NYC hospital system breach affects 1.7 million
• Anonymous defaces Westboro site during live interview
• SC hosting eSymposium on web application security today
• Updated cybersecurity bill draws continued criticism
• Canadian ministries target of massive attack
• What is security? Interview with Bruce Schneier
• Has cyberwar happened? Interview with Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer of F-Secure
• Trojan steals session IDs, bypasses logout requests
• Anonymous says no plans, now, to attack Westboro
• Can deploying monitoring software put you in jeopardy?
• Microsoft says zero-day flaw not exploitable remotely
• Oracle patches 21 vulnerabilities in Java
• RSA Conference 2011: Smartphone threats imminent, security lacking
• Canadian finance ministries breached
• Drop in "Canadian pharmacy" spam
• Cyberwar PsyOps: e-Activism and Social Media
• RSA Conference 2011: The future of WikiLeaks-like sites and their impact on organizations
• Secure, global collaboration made possible
• RSA Conference 2011: CISO panel expects innovation, offers advice
• Analysis finds little movement in "spambot ecosystem"
• Innovation evolution
• A word from co-chair Greg Bell
• A word from co-chair Mark Weatherford
• Best Anti-Malware Gateway
• Best Anti-Malware Management
• Best Computer Forensics Tool
• Best Data Leakage Prevention
• Best Email Content Management
• Best Email Security
• Best Endpoint/UTM Security
• Best Enterprise Firewall
• Best Identity Management Application
• Best Integrated Security-UTM
• Best IDS/IPS
• Best IPsec/SSL VPN
• Best Managed Security Service
• Best Mobile/Portable Device Security
• Best Multifactor
• Best Policy Management
• Best Security Information/Event Management (SIEM)
• Best Vulnerability Management Tool
• Best Web Application Firewall
• Best Web Content Management
• Best Enterprise Security Solution
• Best Regulatory Compliance Solution
• Best Security Company
• Best SME Security Solution
• Rookie Security Company of the Year
• Best Professional Certification Program
• Best Professional Training Program
• Best Security Team
• CSO of the Year
• Editor's Choice Award
• SC Social Media Awards
• RSA Conference 2011: Terrorist organizations pose greatest cyberthreat
• RSA Conference 2011: Trust in the cloud is achievable today
• Don Truslow named executive director of FSIC
• The end of the endpoint
• Letting go and keeping control: Beyond the PC and data center
• Zeus vs. online authentication, Part 2: Five hard questions
• The WikiLeaks challenge: Remember the risks associated with third-party exposure
• Cyberwar PsyOps: #Tunisia, #Egypt: Regimes Deposed by Twitter?
• eHarmony advice site hacked to expose user information
• Three security companies attempt to make mockery of the First Amendment
• The True Cost of Compliance - Ponemon Institute Research Study
• Chinese hackers break into oil companies' networks
• New Visa program could grow momentum for chip-and-PIN
• RSA Conference study to reveal cloud frustration
• Adobe issues slew of patches for its software
• What Stuxnet means for the process industry
• Two known flaws highlight Microsoft patch batch
• ID fraud incidents decline in 2010, but costs go up
• SAFECode updates secure development guide
• WordPress update addresses vulnerabilities
• 2011 SC Social Media Awards: Finalists named
• Visual Privacy: Is it the Weak Link in Your Data Security Strategy?
• Anonymous takes over security firm in vengeful hack
• Hackers breach Nasdaq; trading systems not affected
• NIST issues virtualization security guidance
• A free internet is as American as apple pie, right?
• Adobe to release Reader, Acrobat updates
• An independent approach to PCI audit security and compliance
• Valentine's Day-themed spam already rampant
• Microsoft's monthly update to include two zero-day fixes
• VeriSign to operate .gov domain name registry
• Cloud computing brings a chance of showers
• Waledac botnet operators amass 500,000 email credentials
• Ring busted for buying Apple goods with fake cards
• Access with protection: Credit First National Association and Bradford Networks
• Google and Connecticut reach stipulation over Street View data
• N.Y. broker charged for boosting stock prices with spam
• Senate Democrats revive cybersecurity bill
• Overcoming the next generation of threat vectors
• 10 Minutes on Securing Virtualized Data Center Infrastructure
• Cyberwar PsyOps: Speak to Tweet
• Keeping the bad guys out
• Think like a chess player
• An accounting of the insiders
• Internal review: The insider threat risk
• Cybercrime: Narrowing the gap
• Ensuring efficiency: Budget issues
• Smart mobile app development
• Privacy laws must change
• The great malware cover-up
• Hackers compromise Silverpop email database; new Android trojan
• Debate: The model of 'trust but verify' is effective at mitigating the insider threat.
• THREAT OF THE MONTH
• The evolution of the DDoS
• Company news: Verizon names Marcus Sachs as VP for national security policy
• Me and my job
• Skills in demand
• Moving authentication to the infrastructure