A flaw discovered in HP LaserJet printers could allow attackers to steal documents, a water utility pump failure was not the result of a cyber attack, and other cyber-related news.
Sometimes a little bit of competition is what it takes to get students on the path to careers in security. Software engineer Alex Levinson, who won the U.S. Cyber Challenge, was one of those people.
Stealthy, targeted attacks are real — as evidenced by operations such as Shady RAT and Stuxnet — and there isn’t a one-size-fits-all remedy to deal with them.
Nearly two-thirds of respondents to our fifth annual “Guarding Against a Data Breach” survey say their budgets related to IT security and data protection will remain the same this year.
It’s vital to understand how to talk about security to senior executives in order to prevent a data breach, says Dan Srebnick, CISO of the city of New York.
Companies are moving into the cloud. As a result, demand for cloud security architects and engineers is growing.
Here at the SC Lab, we have been preparing for an exciting 2012 as we somewhat change up the format of our product pages.
Owing to a technical problem, there will be a slight delay in the posting of the Jan. reviews.
Kevin Sanchez-Cherry, Office of the Chief Information Officer, U.S. Department of Education
Michael Evans VP of marketing at Mandiant, Stuart McClure named worldwide chief technology officer at McAfee, and other announcements.
A recent string of alarming incidents highlights glaring shortcomings in the security of the nation’s critical infrastructure.
