Author: Matt Hines

While technology vendors and security analysts continue to endorse the notion that anti-virus software is increasingly becoming commoditized, sales of the IT systems defense tools

The long-running joke about cars breaking down and getting infected by viruses if they ran on Microsoft software appears to have grown closer to reality,

New research indicates that enterprises will continue to grapple with long lists of dangerous software vulnerabilities during 2007, with experts at IBM predicting continued growth

Symantec has added to the slew of technologies it will offer as part of its unified security architecture, announcing a deal on Jan. 29 to

The avalanche of new security products launched for the RSA Conference 2007 has already begun, even though the show itself does not kick off for

BOSTON—Banking industry officials in Massachusetts are reporting that a string of local companies have already observed fraudulent activity related to the massive data breach reported

With 41 new attacks carried out during the month of December alone, 2006 proved to be a significant growth year for threats distributed over instant

The list of data breaches involving sensitive personal information maintained by the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse achieved a significant milestone Dec. 13, as the nonprofit group