January, 2012:

• Central Kentucky's largest group practice hit with patient data breach
• Google won't pull Android apps deemed malicious
• SEC accuses Latvian man of hacking brokerage accounts
• Can Anonymous force its victims to reconsider their actions?
• Accused Kelihos spam botmaster: It wasn't me, Microsoft
• Facebook sues Adscend Media for malware and spam
• Best practices to secure the mobile enterprise
• FINRA advises brokers to bulk up security
• Univ. of Hawaii settles with 98,000 over five breaches
• Facebook click-jackers allegedly made $1.2 million per month
• Just-patched critical Microsoft bug under attack
• Podcast: Security awareness training and rewarding good behavior
• Study: BlackHole appears, Conficker remains
• A closer look at two of today's top security threats
• Google privacy policy changes raise concerns
• Some 2M possibly affected by NYSEG, RG&E data compromise
• Symantec admits stolen source code impacts pcAnywhere
• Security Management 2.0: Time to Replace Your SIEM?
• Keep taking the tablets...
• Android app claims to be Madden 12 video game
• Twitter acquires web malware fighter Dasient
• Memo to Chicken Little: The sky is not falling
• How to align IT security and operations for improved business agility
• Security threats: Unwrapping 2011
• The not-so-advanced persistent threat
• Staffing up can help support new implementations
• Staffing up can help support new implementations
• The not-so-advanced persistent threat
• Microsoft names Russian man in Kelihos botnet suit
• New ICANN web address scheme will increase cyberattacks
• Arab Facebook logins posted by Israeli hacker
• The five new laws of anti-malware
• Solving the hardest problems in enterprise data security
• Campus relief: Kilgore College and Viewfinity
• Anonymous shutters government, music industry sites
• Bridging the cloud security gap
• Defending and Securing Canada's Critical Infrastructures
• Risk management by Situational Awareness
• Privacy
• The International Framework of Cyber Security
• Latest Threats
• The Social Network
• Who's Line is it Anyway?
• Understanding mobile devices right down to BYOD
• Technical track, Breakout 4
• Virus! What's a computer virus?
• Technical Look at Compliance by the Book
• Technical view of defense in depth: Anonymous, Lulz vs. Organized Crime/State-sponsored Attackers
• Understanding the Supply Chain of Hardware, Software and even Services
• The Trained Security Professional
• Understanding and mitigating against the advanced persistant threat (APT)
• <b>Privacy</b>
• <b>Social engineering Revisited<b>
• <b>Mobile Malware<b>
• Keynote 3: Cybercrime in Canada
• Keynote 2: What scares the living IT out of me - and keeps me awake at night
• Keynote 1: The economics of cyber security
• Increasing Security while Decreasing Costs when Virtualizing In-Scope Servers: Case Studies for Decision Makers on Maximizing Accountability and Visibility
• Make the first 24 hours of data breach resolution count
• More source code stolen, says Symantec
• Best practices for securing your virtualized data center
• The next remote access challenge: Seamless VPN roaming
• APTs in critical infrastructure organizations
• Senators change sides on SOPA/PIPA issue
• DoD ID cards under attack
• Offering security services benefits cloud deployments
• Dennis Tracz, director, information security & compliance at the University of Calgary
• Winn Schwartau, author, chairman at Mobile Active Defense
• Robert Parham, director information security at Marlabs Inc.
• Liam Lynch, chief infomation security officer at Inkiru
• Avner Levin, director, Privacy and Cyber Crime Institute at Ryerson University
• Faiza Kacem, manager, IT security and disaster at National Bank of Canada
• Gilles Fourchet, information privacy and security specialist at Ministry of Community and Social Services
• Craig Gibson, technical advisory board member at European Union Project MASSIF
• Larry Clinton, president at Internet Security Alliance (ISA)
• Daniel Chervenka, lead security and governance, business management at Husky Energy
• Dave Black, i/c Cyber Crime Fusion Team at RCMP
• Colin Adams, Canadian information security officer at Equifax
• Evolution of online attacks mirrors the history of advertising
• Hacktivists expose personal info of T-Mobile staff
• Enterprise app stores can reduce mobile security threat
• Collection of information key to thwarting APT attacks
• The SC Awards Blog opens, and our Social Media Awards are ready for nominations
• Visa advises on more secure credit card transactions
• The Politics of Security: Getting What You Want (And Avoiding What You Don't)
• Symantec extends cloud offerings
• Great expectations
• Zappos breach affects 24M, opens door for more attacks
• Hackers harvested City College of S.F. data since 1999
• Breaking down Duqu: The not-so-lost son of Stuxnet
• Microsoft to scale up its threat intelligence sharing
• Anonymous, Reddit to protest SOPA with blackout
• Oracle to ship 79 patches next week
• Stratfor returns as Anonymous readies 5M stolen emails
• Symantec accused of selling "scareware"
• Spam with QR code targets mobile users
• Retrophitted Retrophish
• US-CERT warns about spoofed US-CERT phishes
• Adobe patches Reader bugs, releases new JavaScript feature
• Microsoft issues seven security patches, BEAST fix included
• Canadian government officials downloading illegal content
• Canadian privacy challenge exposes double standard
• Unified Security: Respond and Prevent to Manage Risk
• News briefs: HP LaserJet printers faulted, massive data breach at Sutter Health, Twitter purchased Whisper Systems, etc.
• FTC settles with rewards company over security infractions
• Chrome adds malware download warning functionality
• Energy Department to analyze power grid cyber threats
• Secret Service charges Romanian man with ATM fraud
• Symantec: Hackers did steal code, but it's old
• Anonymous attacks Sony again, this time over SOPA
• Stratfor subscribers receive phony emails
• Adobe to release quarterly updates to address critical bugs
• Hackers say they have Symantec's Norton AV source code
• HP "fire" bug patched on dozens of printers
• New Ramnit variant steals Facebook logins
• Microsoft preps seven security patches
• WordPress releases update following security issue
• Loma Linda hospital worker fired for taking home private records
• At 10 years old, Internet Explorer 6 is almost an artifact
• California union latest Anonymous police victim
• Debate
• Threat of the month
• A "critical" turning point: The nation's critical infrastructure.
• Briefs: Company news: Appointments at Mandiant, McAfee, Solera and more
• Me and my job
• Skills in demand
• Welcome 2012!
• A resolution to measure more: Data breach consequences
• Ascending the ladder, rung by rung: Data breach prevention
• Hard target: The APT scenario
• The new wave: Modern security education
• SC Magazine survey: Guarding against a data breach
• Bumper crop: Cyber security legislation
• Revolution is in the air: Re-examine existing practices
• iCloud and enterprise IT
• Have a realistic discussion: Executive buy-in
• NAC, juiced up