Kyle Adams

As the Target and Neiman Marcus data breach stories continue to evolve, so too does the story of how to combat malware.

As the threat landscape continues to advance, attackers have become better at developing tools and attacks that get around the signatures anti-virus (AV) rely on. But is sandboxing AV's silver bullet?

When seeking to attack social networking sites, miscreants don't even have to bother with the client or the server, yet a similar outcome could result. Now is the time for these platforms to prepare for what's to come.

Strict financial and identity theft are only a portion of the attacks targeting websites today.