The Pentagon has signed up iOS and Android for duty in a move that will weaken Blackberry's defence dominance
CrowdStrike's George Kurtz is leading the industry into offensive security and a legal minefield awaits
A version of common cryptography could be the answer to securing Internet of Things
Google's privacy lawyer tells us Microsoft's "Scroogled" attack on Gmail privacy policy is "intellectually dishonest"
Stuxnet is older than previously thought and had a different attack vector than the finished product, Symantec reveals
Widespread Internet driving licenses would boost Internet security and usability massively, says Microsoft's Scott Charney
It seems SIEMs are on the way out, as Art Coviello hails the dawn of more adaptive, Big Data-led security
RSA adds Big Data to the authentication equation
Juniper's Nawaf Bitar will share threat data with RSA, but will he work with rivals? That's not nearly so sure....
Chinese hackers are behind an attack on the Eurofighter-maker, sources say
As perimeter defences fail, security experts are falling back on analytics. Tom Brewster says Big Data and context are hot…
Microsoft has admitted it was hacked using the same techniques that affected Apple and Facebook
Pinterest also affected by hack on young customer service software firm
Thousands could have had malware from NBC site, security experts warn
State-sponsored hackers from China have penetrated US institutions. Wayne Rash wants virtual blood
Twitter rolls out a feature that should help prevent users from having their passwords phished via email
BT has problems with EU proposals on privacy by design and the right to be forgotten
Users with fewer than 500 followers who reteweeted allegations won't be sued, Sally Bercow is less lucky
TechWeekEurope reveals email showing how SOCA is warning crooks they may be at risk of hefty jail sentences or be…
Google said it has updated its email security tools to stop spammers from hijacking user accounts
Adobe has released out-of-band security updates for Reader and Acrobat, closing two security holes that attackers have been actively exploiting
US attorney general Eric Holder plans to wage war on IP thieves from China
Yahoo wants to ensure "pseudonymous" data does not have the same protections as non-anonymised information in Europe
Tesco in security hot water again as ClubCard vouchers go missing
China has hit back at reports that government-backed hackers are targeting Western organisations
Exclusive: TechWeekEurope FOIs expose patchy methods in cyber policing across Britain, as officials start to fret over the impending formation…
Facebook hackers reportedly responsible, as Java flaw exploited to attack major tech firms
Joint task force one of a number of measures agreed on during Cameron's trip to India
US firm says it is time China was openly blamed for hack attacks
Comodo, GlobalSign, Go Daddy and other certificate authorities have teamed up to promote improved security standards for the web