The information security market is not fair towards SMBs, says CEO Ilia Kolochenko
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The information security market is not fair towards SMBs, says CEO Ilia Kolochenko
Organisations care way too much about money and not enough about ethics when it comes to people's security, says Tom Brewster
The number of serious cyber security incidents in the UK goes down in 2014, but the cost of the consequences increases
We can all make money from cyber attacks, government says at London conference
A number of AV vendors tell TechWeekEurope that a more closed approach from Microsoft makes their lives trickier
Eugene Kaspersky admits that if Apple let AV software on iOS, it would also open the door to more malicious activity on iPhones and iPads
Thales' Ross Parsell, who has been advising on the UK's Cyber Security Strategy, says the government must be clearer on how it will respond to web-based attacks.
The commissioner tells TechWeekEurope there is no bias towards the private sector, despite figures that would suggest otherwise
Taher Elgamal, one of SSL's creators, says he fought with Netscape lawyers to have browser makers be SSL certification authorities
A nonprofit movement wants to expose those sites that have weak HTTPS connections
ICO research confirms the fact that valuable data is still on many hard drives even after they are supposedly wiped
The UK is afraid of BYOD, whilst others plough ahead. But it needn't be this way, says Tom Brewster
The Internet of things needs to be put on a leash before it causes major security events, an industry expert warns
One in thirty-six Macs harbours OS X-specific malware while one in five features at least one Windows virus or Trojan
McAfee looks to make a splash in the SIEM space following its integration of NitroSecurity
Successful cyber attacks on big companies hits an all-time high, as science minister David Willetts calls for greater awareness in the private sector
Neelie Kroes says a new vision, in which nations, organisations and individuals work with one another, is needed to fix EU cyber security.
(ISC)² has chosen the InfoSecurity Europe Expo to launch a new, welcome and vitally necessary initiative to raise general awareness of security issues, says Eric Doyle
Dividing up 'cloud security' into different categories will help to make things a lot clearer at InfoSecurity 2011, says Bob Tarzey
Could the second day of London’s Infosec show be hijacked by an indie competitor?
Blurred boundaries will drive new dangers and new opportunities in information security, according to a report from PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Autumn will see a Cyber Challenge in the UK, designed to create new security professionals
Infosec opens today, and as if that wasn't exciting enough, we have a Cyber Security Challenge to look forward to, says Peter Judge
Security vendors always use fear to sell, but Peter Judge is pleased to hear more from end users in the real world