Security Strategy, Plan, Budget

Google's latest version of Chrome warns users if they are attempting to run a plug-in that is out of date.

For many small and midsize businesses, neglecting IT security is a thing of the past, reports Angela Moscaritolo.

The cyberattack last summer on Iran's nuclear facilities has upped the ante for decision-makers in charge of critical infrastructure and enterprise networks, reports Greg Masters.

All around the world, organizations are moving toward the adoption of updated PCI standards so that they can begin 2012 with assessments against the newest iterations.

Two sides weigh in on whether so-called do-not-track applications, which monitor consumers' online behavior, should be regulated.

The Massachusetts attorney general's office has settled with a Boston restaurant group whose computer systems were compromised by hackers to steal some 125,000 customer credit card numbers.

For the second time in three years, legislation to bring Canada's copyright law into the digital age has fallen victim to parliamentary dissolution.

A plan aimed at streamlining efficiencies in the federal government's use of IT technologies is making its way toward a hearing on Capitol Hill on April 12.