Articles about security policy

In the office setting, IT and security officers can control how social media is used -- or not used. Continue Reading »

Federal law states that health companies have to disclose if they've suffered a data breach. Continue Reading »

Cisco released its 2010 Midyear Security Report today. Continue Reading »

If you pay attention to the tech media, you know that neither Apple nor Google is impervious to having malicious applications in their respective stores. Continue Reading »

A Cyber-Ark Software survey showed that 41 percent of the 400 IT professionals interviewed admitted to abusing passwords to sensitive data. Continue Reading »

Nearly one quarter of data breaches in 2009 came from the educational sector. While I don't have the numbers, I would suspect quite a few of those breaches come through college data loss. Continue Reading »

Twitter and the FTC have reached a settlement regarding Twitter's data security lapses. Continue Reading »

SaaS Web Protection provides real-time and predictive threat intelligence and protection. Continue Reading »

A new study commissioned by Symantec noted that SMBs are quickly waking up to the threat of online attacks and information loss. Continue Reading »

Botnets are not going away.  In fact, Gartner predicts that botnets will be going strong for the next few years, continuing to create security problems for businesses of all sizes. Continue Reading »