Workers who discuss sensitive data in public places are at risk of causing serious data breaches, warns Wendy Goucher
People under the age of 25 send work-related emails from their personal accounts and leak company information
As strife-torn Libya interrupts Internet access, bit.ly users worry about the fate of their URL shortening service
Return Path is getting big backers for its Domain Assurance service designed to combat phishing scams
Kaspersky Lab adds privacy, malware and theft protection for Android and BlackBerry in Mobile Security 9
The Mitmo Zeus Trojan has infected phones to intercept login SMS credentials and access bank accounts
AVG is offering SMBs a free security audit to help in the ongoing fight against cyber crime
An IT security professor claims the government's cyber crime report is merely sales bumf for BAE
An anti-gay US church has faked a letter threatening a DDoS attack, purporting to be Anonymous hacktivists
Despite software-as-a-service's potential to be the next wave of IT, it is still a client-server world
Google’s move to add two-step authentication is laudable, but could lull users into a false sense of security, says Eric…
Local mobile operators are being pressured by the Indian government for access to BlackBerry emails
Arbor Networks has reported that Libya's Internet connection has gone offline, with Bahrain also throttled
Californian researchers have found that fully erasing SSDs is more difficult than previously thought
Microsoft has confirmed it is investigating a possible zero-day vulnerability that affects Windows
Gartner claims half of all companies, fearing prosecution, may attempt to block social networking site access
The US can access EU financial data under an agreement designed to track terrorist funds
Security experts survey security changes and how international collaboration is helping in the fight
Intel is promising better and simpler security and management with its next version of vPro
The shocking cost of cyber crime to the UK economy has been revealed in a new government and industry study
Cyber-war stories from the defence industry may be a distraction, pundits told the RSA conference
Dell and Damballa discussed the growth of toolkits and pay-per-install botnet growth at the RSA Conference
Home secretary Theresa May has revealed planned spending on fighting Internet threats, before a report in Spring
Falling behind and under potential cyber-attack, LSE has made a move to Novell's open source SuSE Linux
For Trend Micro, Symantec and Hewlett-Packard, virtualisation is a focal point at the RSA Conference
The IBM GX7800 is an appliance for Web-application protection stretching to private and public clouds
The Spanish police have arrested a man accused of hacking and leaking Nintendo users' data online
Imation has increased the capacity of its Defender line of flash storage devices and upgraded its security software
Compliance standards now know that encryption is no good unless the keys are managed, says Jon Geater. Better start doing…