Enterprises are spending huge amounts of money on compliance programs related to PCI-DSS, HIPAA and other regulations, but those funds may be misdirected in light of the priorities of most information security programs, a new study has found.

The people who uncovered GhostNet, an extensive cyber espionage network that targeted the Tibetan exile community, are back with a sequel.

A new type of cross-site scripting (XSS) attack that exploits commonly used network administration tools could be putting users' data at risk, a researcher says.

Cisco has launched new upgrades for its Data Centre 3.0 portfolio, claiming that organisations will be able to take advantage of improved business agility and better support for datacentres.

Google has posted a new video instructing users on how to safely manage their Buzz accounts.

Digital certificate authority RSA Security on Tuesday acknowledged it issued a root authentication credential shipped in in the Mac operating system and Mozilla web browsers and email programs, ending four days of confusion about who controlled the ultra-sensitive document.

Software developer CA will eliminate 1,000 jobs, shutter some of its facilities and deliver full-year earnings at the bottom of its previous guidance, according to its latest filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Windows Mobile may lack the elegance of more modern operating systems, but some phones based on Microsoft’s mobile OS are finding new life as Android handsets.

Euthanasia groups will hold computer seminars around Australia to teach people how they can defy the Federal Government's proposed internet filter to obtain suicide information.

Firefox developers say they're close to plugging an information leakage hole that has plagued every major browser for more than a decade.

A lot of people complained about the iPad’s closed-off software. But no one did anything about it — until now, apparently.

Recently a new mobile virus named "MMS Bomber" has run rampant in China, and millions of Chinese mobile phones were impacted, reported Beijing Business News. The National Computer Network Emergency Response Technical Team/Coordination Center of China has alerted mobile users that the targets of the virus are mobile devices with S60 3rd OS, mostly Nokia and Samsung smart-phones.

Data on 3.3 million borrowers was stolen from a nonprofit company that helps with student loan financing.

Police chiefs are under fire again after it was revealed today that the personal details of innocent motorists are being stored on a centralised database without their knowledge or permission.

И я знаю, конечно, что вы можете "джейлбрейкнуть" свой iPhone, получить права администратора и запустить всё, что заблагорассудится. Уверен, что кто-нибудь придумает, как "джейлбрейкнуть" iPad. Это не меняет дела. Я не хочу жить в мире, в котором приходится взламывать собственный компьютер, чтобы забраться к нему в потроха