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Data Security
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If a full-on cyberwar breaks out, what will your company do? Avoid the Internet or hire a cyber Pinkerton?Be the first to comment
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News that Bloomberg allowed its reporters to access certain Bloomberg Terminal client data sent the Twitter world on fire. Then, news broke that Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan had contacted Bloomberg asking for an explanation, which fanned the flames. Here are some of the most interesting Tweets about the Bloomberg snooping scandal.
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As cybercrime becomes more prevalent, due to the widespread access to technology that criminals now have, banks must remain eternally vigilant, says Booz Allen Hamilton's Bill Stewart.
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FBI expedited security clearances so it could share classified info on Operation Ababil, a distributed denial of service attack that continues to disrupt U.S. financial websites.
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Threat intelligence services are becoming an essential weapon in the enterprise security arsenal. Do you know how to choose one?
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With employees wanting to use data both inside and outside the company, cloud security startups have focused on two models: Protecting data in third-party cloud services and protecting data on the endpoint
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Hackers are becoming smarter, more resourceful and more brazen. Is your investment firm fortified against someone who has the power to bring your operations down?
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DHS predicts Tuesday's hackathon will involve little more than nuisance exploits. Meanwhile, Syrian Electronic Army hacks Twitter feeds of satire site The Onion.
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Hundreds of smaller sites hacked or defaced, but financial institutions, government agencies and companies reported little disruption.
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Twitter memo warns of ongoing account takeover attempts, urges media businesses to prepare. Should Twitter be doing more?
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SQL injection drops out of WhiteHat Security's top 10 website vulnerability list.
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Two-factor authentication is coming to Twitter%2C but that's not your only social media security worry. Here's how to lock down individual and corporate accounts.
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Security move follows a rash of high-profile account takeovers, including a hoax tweet from the Associated Press' account about White House explosions.
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Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report 2013 says financial cybercrime accounting for three-fourths of real-world breaches, followed by cyberespionage, in one-fifth of breaches
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Video surveillance played a key role in identifying the suspects in Monday's tragic Boston Marathon bombing, setting a precedent for increasing use of sophisticated security IT systems nationwide.
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Organizations that run their own data centers will spend an average of $2417 million on security products this year, according to a new survey.
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Distributed denial-of-service study finds increase in attack quantity and severity, while most attacks continue to originate from China.
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Apparent mistake exposed the March bank hacker's IP address, which investigators traced to a North Korean address.
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Evidence ties North Korean cyber-espionage unit to two waves of attacks on banks and broadcasters, South Korean officials say.
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Security continues to be information technology's hottest necessary evil, but the pressures of doing more with less are starting to wear on professionals.
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Muslim hacktivists continue third wave of takedown, submit invoice protesting "Innocence of Muslims" video that mocks founder of Islam.
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A new 1 million square foot high-rise data center in an old Verizon switching building at 375 Pearl Street opened this week. Here is a view of some of its features -- in pictures.
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Computer networks at banks and television stations in South Korea froze after targeted malware deleted data from numerous PCs. Was North Korea involved?
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A computer hacker was sentenced to three years and five months in prison for stealing the personal data of about 120,000 Apple iPad users.
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