You’re probably double-checking your agenda to make sure you’ve booked the most interesting sessions at the Gartner Data Center Conference this week.  Let

As more devices, people and things become connected to the Internet, an unprecedented amount of data will be generated: data which can become a powerful

Listening is our “North Star” and here at Cisco we are using insights from social listening to help guide and inform our social media strategy and enable

We have seen Moroccan Ghosts hackers defacing Israeli websites in past but this time the ghosts have gone local and hacked 100 South African websites

The release of Apple iPad 4 is not a generation of a new idea or something like it in the world of iPad but a way of consoling the angry Apple fan who were in

On Tuesday a new shareholder lawsuit claimed audit firms Deloitte and KPMG missed red flags about Autonomy’s accounting, and also named HP's board of directors, officers, and former executives alleging breach of duty and negligence.

The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) has written to the UK Pirate Party, a democratic political party, and demanded that it close the proxy service it provides to allow users to bypass the ISP block on The Pirate Bay.

ChangeUp is the Symantec name for the worm known as W32/VBNA-X by Sophos and W32/Autorun.worm.aaeb by McAfee. All three companies are warning their users about an increase in detections over the last few days.

Almost a two-thirds of the top banking sites, one-fifth of popular open-source web app sites and a full 70% of the top 10 websites by number of visitors have absolutely no countermeasures against clickjacking attacks, even if they require a secure environment, such as banks providing online banking services.

Global hacktivist collective Anonymous is targeting Syrian websites worldwide to protest an internet blackout in that country, which was instituted Thursday in what most think is an attempt by President Bashar al-Assad to cut off communication routes for the opposition.

With the Europay, MasterCard and Visa (EMV) global standard for credit and debit cards poised to be adopted in the US (there is an April 2013 migration deadline), analysts at Frost & Sullivan say that credit card payments will become much more secure. Almost half of the world’s credit card fraud last year (46%) took place in the US, where the easily compromised magnetic stripe still rules the day.

NSS Labs has published the second of its two analyses on the security capabilities of the four leading browsers. The first report was on the ability of browsers to block malware; this second is on browsers ability to filter malicious URLs.