BT, Sky, Talk Talk and Virgin will offer users an 'active choice' to block adult content at the point of…
A new report has revealed the poor state of security within the US federal government
Roll up, Roll up. See the amazing feats as security vendors tame wild APTs and put Trojan horses through their…
The Chaos Computer Club is probing malware that may be being used illegally by the German police
The government's cyber security arm has given Bristol council the go-ahead to use open source software
The US federal government has launched new systems to protect classified government documents
Unknown type of malware detected on US Air Force's Predator and Reaper drones systems
Eugene Kaspersky has warned that the security future is looking grim as Endpoint Security 8 launches
Webroot has rewritten its security suite adding cloud-based features to analyse malware in real-time
Facebook users shared links about Steve Jobs' death while sick scammers cashed in on the interest
IT administrators will have no critical flaws to deal with in a fairly light Patch Tuesday next week
Britons are increasingly concerned about the impact of today's online hackers and want tougher action
Elcomsoft's Phone Password Breaker has succeeded in breaking through BlackBerry security
CEO Enrique Salem has revealed an aggressive M&A strategy plus cloud security products
ExploitHub is offering money for client-site exploits to address 12 previously disclosed security flaws
The Cloud continues to vex and challenge most businesses, with security leading their list of concerns
McAfee plans to buy Nitro Security to expand into the blossoming security analytics field
IBM is buying Q1 Labs to expand its business security portfolio with deep analytics capabilities
Microsoft is targeting so-called 'Graymail' (including spam) with a number of new Hotmail features
Data centre managers are often unaware of security measures in place at their own facilities, says McAfee
Researchers have discovered that HTC's Android smartphones contain a serious data leak
Europe has something important to say about cyber warfare and hacktivism, says Hugh Thomson
The Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust lost the records of 800 patients and did not inform them
It's great to see Facebook shelling out on Websense security to protect its users - but who will protect us…
Facebook has linked up with Websense to warn users of malicious links posted on the social network
Microsoft Security Essentials classifies Google's Chrome browser as malware, affecting thousands of users
The open source move by Bristol City Council has been struggling over government concerns about security
IT professionals may have accepted social media but they lack the tools to protect against cyber-threats
Facebook has changed the way it handles cookies, after accusation that it leaked personal data