InfoWorld recently ran an interesting article discussing 5 signs that indicate you might be the victim of an Advanced Persistent Threat ( ...

There's a growing buzz in the industry about "who" should be responsible for encryption in the cloud from a user perspective.  As usual, the technology to do this is not the hard part – crypto is crypto is crypto, etc.  It's really ...

It is time for HIMSS' Annual Conference and Exhibition again.  This year in New Orleans, March 3 - 7.  And as that giddy excitement starts to build, it reminds me of nothing more than Senior Prom. Remember Senior Prom - - maybe you are closer to ...

Join hashtag #MailSec and learn more about the dangers of targetted email attacks and how to prevent them. Takedowns of large botnet rings in recent years have caused spam numbers to plummet. However, the drop in spam doesn’t make spammers any ...

On Tuesday, November 20th, routers, switches and servers across the Internet reset themselves (or attempted to reset themselves) back to the year 2000.  This sudden change was caused by a reboot of the time server at the US Naval Observatory.  Timing is ...

The demand for professionals to fill health IT jobs continues, as noted in this recent article,  in AllVoices:  ”The U.S. Department of Labor has earmarked both healthcare and information technology as two job sectors that are expected to show real ...

I’ve been hearing and reading about a lot of interesting comments made by various info sec professionals regarding whether or not DLP or anti-virus has outlived its usefulness.  Believe it or not, both of these important technologies are still viable ...

In case you missed it, see the archived version from last weeks webinar "  Learn How to Protect Even Your Hardest-to-Find IP with Intelligent Data Loss Prevention "     With the average cost of a breach now topping an ...