Video surveillance system that reasons like a human brain
BRS Labs announced a video-surveillance technology called Behavioral Analytics, which leverages cognitive reasoning, and processes visual data on a level similar to the human …
QualysGuard PCI 4.0 released
Qualys unveiled QualysGuard PCI 4.0 which adds network discovery capabilities and introduces PCI Connect features to a PCI platform already in use by 60 percent of all …
USB 3.0 compliance suite
LeCroy Corporation introduced a compliance test suite for USB 3.0 protocol that is intended to increase design confidence for early adopters working on SuperSpeed USB …
New Mac keylogger software
Refog Keylogger for Mac is computer activity surveillance software designed for the home use. The application continuously records keystrokes, captures the computer’s …
Global ID service from HID
HID Global announced the launch of Identity on Demand (IoD), a service that provides expertise and speed needed to make custom credential and ID badge projects successful. …
Dutch DB of biometric data still unavailable to police
Even though the EU doesn’t require it yet, the Dutch are taking 4 fingerprints of all the citizens that apply for a new passport (two of which will be put in a microchip …
New book: “JUNOS Enterprise Switching”
JUNOS Enterprise Switching is the only detailed technical book on Juniper Networks’ new Ethernet-switching EX product platform. With this book, you’ll learn all …
Security software market to grow 8% in 2009
The worldwide security software market will total $14.5 billion in 2009, an 8% increase from 2008, according to Gartner. In 2008, it grew at 19 per cent, and Gartner …
Camino 2.0 beta 4 comes with phishing and malware protection
Camino is an open source web browser for Mac OS X users. This new version is a maintenance release which contains various security and stability updates. The following major …
Microsoft sues malvertisers
Microsoft announced it has filed 5 lawsuit against (so far unknown) individuals who were operating the “Soft Solutions,” “Direct Ad,” …
No honor among thieves: hacking Facebook accounts
PandaLabs reports that they found a site where you can pay $100 to have a Facebook account hacked. PandaLabs’ Technical Director, Luis Corrons, tested the …
Photos: BruCON conference, part 2
Help Net Security editor-in-chief Mirko Zorz is attending BruCON and besides Tweeting via our main account (@helpnetsecurity), he is right now recording a series of videos, as …