Two students at an Ohio high school were arrested last week and accused of illegally accessing their school district website to announce an unauthorized snow day.
The federal agency responsible for consumer protection is planning a public workshop to discuss authentication, and soon hopes to draft a civil rule requiring companies to spot warning signs of identity theft, its leader said Wednesday.
International cooperation among law enforcement agencies is key to taking the allure from cybercrime, a panel of experts said today at a Kaspersky Lab-sponsored breakfast in New York.
Despite some steps to improve the national information security infrastructure, the federal government earned low grades in the subject from one advocacy group.
A handful of data security companies announced they're forming a new alliance to advocate for firms who must comply with the payment card industry data security standards (PCI DSS).
The internet age has revolutionized how organizations communicate, publish and find information. While this technology has created new opportunities for global communication and commerce, it has also created new challenges in risk management.
The swearing in of the 110th Congress this month marks the end of an era for IT security-related legislation, as both authors of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) will have retired to the private sector.
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