The Global Cyber War from MentalWardPublishing.com presented free by McGuinnessPublishing.com
When Cyberstorm III, an exercise that will test the government’s readiness to defend against a major cyberattack, commences in September it will have a greater international presence than the two cybersecurity exercises that preceded it.
Speaking to an international group of incident responders at the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) Conference 2010 Monday, [...] Read more »
Whatever you use to surf the Web needs a fix. Developers of all five major browsers–Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera–recently released important security patches.
To head off a growing number of attacks against a publicly known security bug, Microsoft took the unusual step of releasing IE’s fix outside its usual Patch Tuesday monthly update [...] Read more »
During this time of economic recovery, it seems that the Internet has remained fairly immune. E-commerce is on track to account for 53 percent of all purchases by 2014, according to recent Forrester Research predictions. This represents positive growth, but when you put it into perspective based on the Internet’s overall growth potential, it’s only [...] Read more »
Stormy weather could be on the horizon for cloud computing as security experts warn not enough is being done to make sure one of the hottest IT trends is safe.
“There are many motivations for why an individual or a company would want to engage in cloud computing,” said Thomas Parenty, managing director of Parenty Consulting, [...] Read more »
There’s nothing more entertaining than a bunch of ticked off Germans. The melodrama, the propaganda, the beer-fueled outrage spilling into their lederhosen; the last time Germany sounded this upset they oh, never mind. Maybe the chants of “Datenkrake!” spawning from Google’s beta release of Chrome should be taken seriously after all.
Germany Shrieks At Google Datenkrake!
See this [...] Read more »
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