Compliance Management

To address today's threats, companies require a high degree of convergent perspective, information expertise, and coordination between personnel and groups.

Federal agencies tasked with Americans' safety can find other ways to fulfill their duties without stomping all over the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights.

An upcoming update of a credit card standard offers an opportunity to assess overall security, says Symcor's Della Shea. James Hale reports.

Managing privacy is moving toward collaboration, communication and education, says Ernst & Young's Sagi Leizerov.

A retired U.S. Marine general may be the source of the public disclosure of Stuxnet, an easy-to-exploit Facebook vulnerability was unveiled, and other news around the security industry.

The nation's top spymaster dodged some audience disruption in an attempt to assuage the audience of security professionals that the NSA's programs are legal and necessary.

Organizations that already may have feared entrusting their data to a cloud provider out of security and privacy concerns now face new apprehensions in light of NSA spying, the Cloud Security Alliance documented in a study.