Compliance ManagementSkype, IM, white lies and the erosion of privacySC StaffJune 27, 2012Major social network services do have privacy settings, but they don't always translate to real-world privacy.
Compliance ManagementFBI announces cyber personnel movesGreg MastersJune 20, 2012The FBI's cyber division has a new assistant director, Joseph Demarest, who formerly served as assistant director for international operations.
Security ArchitectureApple changes app permissions in iOS 6Fahmida Y. RashidJune 19, 2012Users of Apple's new mobile operating system, set for final release in the fall, will now be able to grant or deny apps from accessing personal data.
Compliance ManagementWho is really responsible to protect America from data loss?Kevin PouchéJune 19, 2012There's no reason to rely on the U.S. government to create new regulations to help businesses protect their data. Instead, individual organizations must initiate a change from within, and that starts with connecting IT to the bottom line.
Compliance ManagementOpera joins other web browsers with do-not-trackFahmida Y. RashidJune 18, 2012Opera has added support for do-not-track in the latest release of its browser, version 12, which became available late last week.
Security ArchitectureWhat does “bring-your-own-device” mean for enterprise security?Idan ShohamJune 13, 2012One of the hottest topics in the security industry revolves around employee-owned devices in the workplace, aka bring-your-own-device.
Compliance ManagementAnonymous mounts anti-government campaign in QuébecDanny BradburyJune 6, 2012Anonymous has posted the personal information of Canadians online as part of a protest over the treatment of student protesters in Montréal.
