Security

Edward Snowden reportedly believes that the iPhone contains "special software" that can be remotely activated by authorities for intelligence gathering purposes.

The former NSA contractor sat down with NOVA to discuss why the US should allocate more resources to defensive maneuvering in cyberspace than towards offensive capabilities.

The Imperative for Effective Data Flow Governance in Response to Data Security, Risk Mitigation, and Compliance Requirements - Understanding how managed file transfer and API management support changes in integration strategy.

So what technological marvels can we expect to see this year? Mark O’Neill, VP of innovation at Axway, provides his predictions for 2015, which include Bring Your Own Internet of Things, B2B in the cloud, and connected vehicles.

Many IT leaders have so far failed to see the big picture and do not pay due attention to the need to govern the flow of data within, at, and beyond the edge of the enterprise.

A timely reminder of the risks presented by the emerging IoT, what enterprise IT has done in the past to overcome similar issues, and how security approaches need to change to accommodate today's level of connectivity.

In any business interaction, data is a living, breathing thing. Whether it supports an order, a claim, or a payment transaction; represents your products and services; or actually is your product or service, every bit of information drives a business process lifecycle that has a beginning and an end.

When it comes to malware, people who use trusted, mainstream app stores (as the bulk of users in the US and Western Europe do) are less likely to encounter malware.

A new mobile trojan dubbed “DeathRing” is being pre-loaded on to smartphones somewhere in the supply chain, warn researchers at mobile security firm Lookout.

Regin is an extremely complex piece of software that can be customized with a wide range of different capabilities that can be deployed depending on the target.

The bug was probably created by a government and has been used for six years against a range of targets around the world and is one of the most sophisticated pieces of malicious software ever seen.

The U.S. Postal Service said today it is the victim of a cyberattack and that information about its employees, including Social Security numbers, may have been compromised.

TrapX 360 platform is uniquely positioned to detect, analyze, and report on Zero Day and APT threats in real time in a completely automated framework.

TrapX discovers ‘Zombie Zero’ advanced persistent malware - Made in China; state sponsored attack targeting shipping and logistics industry worldwide.

High-value cyberspace attacks can change the status quo. Whether they involve stealing the blueprints for a new aircraft design or disrupting the supply of electrical power, all of them have one weakness in common – the supply chain.

The recent downtime experienced by Amazon E3 and Microsoft BPOS has created quite a buzz about the stability of cloud computing. Has your organization proactively made provisions and does it have cloud security best practices in place to protect your vital business data and processes in the event of a natural disaster?

Supply chain managers have no peer in understanding the complexity of the global economic and regulatory environment. And, they are well positioned to expedite a cutting edge approach to public-private security cooperation.

Everyone seems to be aware of supply chain risks now in the aftermath of last year’s tsunami in Japan followed just six months later by heavy flooding in Thailand. The two natural disasters had a combined cost to global industries of nearly $230 billion. Worldwide, natural disasters cost $310 billion according to the insurer, Munich Re.

Okta Secures $27 Million to Accelerate International Expansion - Sequoia Capital Leads Series D Round; Okta Appoints Philip Turner As New GM For European Operations.

Global Supply Chain Risk Is Concentrated and Concealed in Sub-Tier Suppliers According to New Findings.