Webinar on developing a user-centric approach to cloud security
Cloud security brings many advantages, not least of which is the ability to access the services from any device and location, allowing for greater...
Welcome to the new security blog, a group effort from the analyst security team at Bloor.
Consumerisation is a challenge for IT managers. Is the smartphone to blame?
Smartphone use and security was debated by a panel I ran at the Infosecurity Europe
Are Smartphone users more dippy than most?
....recent reports from Trusteer would suggest so. After gaining access to web server logs from phishing sites they found that;Mobile users are the...
Securing retail environments from the insider threat
Shrinkage in the retail industry is a major problem. Automated user activity management technology can provide a solution to the problem.
Cybercrime, Cyberwars, Cyberterrorism and Hacktivism
What exactly is the truth behind cybercrime and hacktivism?
Today’s threats require joined-up security
Through combined, integrated web and email protection, organisations will be in a better position to protect personal and sensitive corporate...
Sky News, Stuxnet and the End of the World
So Stuxnet hit the TV news again last night as it was announced that Cybercriminals have got hold of the Stuxnet virus. I watched a Sky News package...
Anti-virus alone is a poor strategy
To guard against the threats being seen today, anti-virus technology alone is insufficient. A better strategy is to deploy an arsenal of unified...
Securing the internet’s infrastructure
Uptake of DNSSEC is growing rapidly, but it still remains something that is not all that well understood. This paper explains what it is in layman's...
Google Android apps found to be sharing data
Here's an interesting story that has recently emerged. It's great to see some useful research into privacy issues and mobile phone applications. By...