Researcher says traffic control systems can be hacked
Hacking control systems that regulate traffic lights in United States’ big, gridlocked cities is not only possible in action films, but in reality as well, says Cesar …
The importance of visibility for today’s complex networks
The complexity of modern enterprise networks is increasing due to a number of factors, and deeper levels of network visibility are necessary to aid in their management and …
Target announces move to chip-and-PIN card technology
Target has announced that, effective May 5, Bob DeRodes will lead the company’s information technology transformation in the wake of the massive breach it recently …
New Android Trojan spreads like a worm
A new SMS Trojan with worm-like spreading capabilities has been spotted targeting Russian Android users. Dubbed “Samsapo,” the malware can also extract information …
Most enterprises use cloud storage, but don’t trust it completely
A global survey of 912 businesses reveals that although 83 percent of businesses surveyed back up some part of their data to the cloud, there is a strong reluctance to embrace …
63% of orgs believe they can’t stop data theft
Websense released the first report of the Ponemon Institute survey, “Exposing the Cybersecurity Cracks: A Global Perspective,” which gives new insight into why …
Security-oriented Blackphone specifications published
SGP Technologies SA, the Switzerland-based joint venture of Silent Circle and Geeksphone behind Blackphone, announced the specifications of its eagerly awaited privacy-minded …
Infosecurity Europe 2014 expo floor, part three
For up-to-date conference news (and more photos) check out our dedicated coverage page for Infosecurity Europe 2014. Featured firms: Qualys, Spikes Security, Sophos, Fortinet, …
University brings infosec courses to London
The University of South Wales is to open a Centre in the heart of London’s Docklands financial district where it will deliver a range of professional level courses in …
300% growth in enterprise attacks across UK and Ireland
At Infosecurity Europe 2014, FireEye announced the release of its Regional Advanced Threat Report for the United Kingdom and Ireland (UKI). Detailing malicious activities …
Airbus Group debuts SCADA research project to mitigate ICS vulnerabilities
Airbus Group will highlight this week at Infosecurity Europe 2014 its range of technologies, services and a cutting edge research project to help governments and industry deal …
Fortinet unveils FortiOS 5.2 to fight APTs
Fortinet unveiled a major update to the FortiOS network security operating system that powers the FortiGate platform at Infosecurity Europe 2014. This release incorporates …
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