The Information Commissioner will be cracking down on unwanted email and phone marketing from 25 May
US DHS Secretary calls for the public, government and private industry to work together against cyber-attacks
Windows Phone 7 is also logging users' movements as the smartphone tracking controversy deepens
Sony takes a week to tell customers their personal data has been put at risk by PlayStation Network hack
Google gives a sneak peek at its data centre security practices, showing both the physical and virtual measures
An Iranian military official accused the US and Israel of launching another virus to compromise Iranian systems
Cyber-attacks are increasing but national infrastructures are ill-prepared to defend themselves. Urgent action, not endless planning, is required, argues Eric…
Companies increasingly calling 'advanced persistent threat' instead of admitting to security system failures
A Portsmouth half-wit denied that he flooded a Portsmouth public library - until his Facebook log was produced
Web apps are not being developed with security in mind and security vendors seem to be the big offenders
A European survey on the economic costs of almost 73,000 lost or stolen laptops puts the bill into billions
US government demands to know why Apple is collecting unsecured location information on iPhones and iPads
The second Cyber Security Challenge is booting up for all-comers who want to become the 2012 cyber champion
Oak Ridge National Laboratory shut down its Internet and email systems after its network was compromised
Most businesses fail to see how PCI-DSS compliance brings overall data security to their organisation
The security hole that could allow third-party apps to access Skype data has been closed
Information Commissioner tells a teacher off for losing a laptop, but critics say this is not enough
Two researchers discovered their iPhones have been tracking their locations since upgrading to iOS 4
The Information Commissioner lets 99 percent of firms get away with breaches, says ViaSat. The ICO disputes the figure
ACS:Law may be forced to pay defendants' legal costs due to its 'chaotic and lamentable' actions
In the Uniated Arab Emirates, only larger organisations will be allowed BlackBerry enterprise security
Facebook should enable privacy and security by default, according to an open letter from Sophos
London is host to two security conferences this week and the past "annus horribilis" has given them plenty to analyse,…
Romanian hacker TinKode has taken user names and passwords from the European Space Agency
After a botched BBC interview and criticism of the PlayBook, BlackBerry maker RIM should move on and not stress out,…
The UK government will take its time enforcing new EU privacy laws affecting cookies
Skype users on Android devices could have personal information exposed due to a security flaw
Nuclear submarine safety details were blacked out wrongly by Ministry of Defence staff
Oracle is to fix 73 vulnerabilities, some critical, across its product portfolio in its quarterly update
The police have made an arrest of a person suspected of being involved in the pro-WikiLeaks DDoS attacks