November, 2011:

• IT managers face reality of integrated personal and business IT requirements
• Small business UTM launched by WatchGuard
• The effect of the Cyber Security Strategy on the ISP, and ultimately the end-user
• UN investigates hack after more than 100 credentials posted
• RIM expands enterprise server to allow Android and Apple devices to connect
• Investment firm acquires Clearswift
• Veracode confirms appointment of Bob Brennan as CEO
• Preparing for mobile emergencies
• John Reid welcomes Cyber Security Strategy, but suggests key changes
• Government cuts and lack of action on Get Safe Online criticised by former Home Secretary
• Java exploit built into BlackHole exploit kit
• Fraud survey reveals extent of cyber crime
• Why is data protection not a priority for small businesses?
• Research Fellow (Information Fusion based Reasoning with Dispersed Events): Queen's University Belfast
• Two county councils fined by ICO over 'serious email errors'
• Hacking of Maple Story could leave 13 million gamers at risk
• Qualys offers businesses short-term free deals on services
• The government's Cyber Security Strategy: friend or foe?
• MoD confirms loss of 280 computers in 18 months
• Entries for SC Awards Europe 2012 break all records; entry deadline extended
• Government's cyber security strategy proposes expansion of GCHQ, police training and a national hub
• Data breach victims file class-action lawsuit against healthcare provider
• Mobile security, but not as you know it
• Mobile payments 'prevalent in five years'
• Sourcefire: attacks against SCADA-based systems just the beginning
• Mobile malware targeting Android increases drastically
• ViaSat rolls out secure communications technology in UK
• Six steps to achieving effective data access governance
• Investigation reveals extent of data loss in the public sector
• Free PCI-compliance application launched by Acuity
• Interoute adds security services to European cloud
• IRISSCERT conference kicks off, as statistics reveal level of cyber crime against Irish websites
• UK banks set for cyber security 'stress test'
• Attacker says SCADA system was protected by three-character password
• Largest DDoS of 2011 detected
• Southwark Council rapped for leaving sensitive documents and computer in vacated office
• What makes a trader go rogue?
• Tech, media and telecoms attacks on the rise
• SCADA-based water system hacked
• In the year of the DDoS, how best to fight the fire?
• White Hat exceeds £500,000 in fundraising
• Cryptocard acquires GrIDsure following liquidation
• Denial-of-service flaw in BIND 9 domain name servers issued with temporary patch
• Nearly half of all IT departments do not deploy encryption
• Accrediting with a white hat
• NitroSecurity expands SIEM technology for advanced correlation
• Scottish lawyer has unencrypted laptop stolen during holiday
• Trend Micro's new SafeSync for Business allows mobile devices to access data
• DDoS mitigation systems 'under attack'
• IT managers 'waste time searching for needles in haystacks'
• Stolen Malaysian key used to sign malicious software
• Thales confirms payShield 9000 hardware security module is PCI-compliant
• Symantec launches security tool for instant messaging
• Becrypt offers level 3 encryption for Fujitsu tablet
• Solicitors use Egress's secure file transfer solution
• Duqu detection kit released
• IISP confirms new board members
• Can't we just ignore PCI-DSS and get on with life?
• Government criticised for lack of leadership on Big Data
• Apple and Adobe release updates
• Former GCHQ director claims security ignorance is holding back business
• Microsoft confirms revoked trust in Malaysian CA
• Lookout for mobile security
• Exclusive: Mycroft and SureCloud partner to offer managed security compliance platform
• Operation Ghost Click snares 'international cyber bandits'
• Bitdefender rolls out Safego tool to protect tweeters
• One critical patch from Microsoft - but no fix for #Duqu vulnerability
• Is it hard being a CISO at a security company?
• New versions of management and security suites launched by LANDesk
• DNS and DoS attacks 'the most difficult to protect against'
• SafeNet launches enterprise key management solution to utilise OASIS KMIP
• Security patches for your people
• Businesses begin to benefit from the consumerisation of IT
• The industry who cried wolf
• Dutch certificate authority suspends activity, as Microsoft revokes trust in Malaysian CA
• Adidas takes down websites after cyber attack
• Palo Alto Networks launches branch office next-generation firewall and mobile malware prevention
• US names China and Russia as key cyber threats
• Android malware 'DroidKungFu' expands to five variants
• Council loses details of 18,000 residents
• Only one critical patch expected from Microsoft next week, as it releases a #Duqu workaround
• Thousands of WordPress sites sucked into BlackHole
• Secunia cuts out the middle man in vulnerability research
• GFI Software updates VIPRE
• Is Compliance-as-a-Service possible?
• Lush reasons to legislate online payment transactions
• Check Point acquires GRC solutions provider Dynasec
• Cloud-based endpoint protection launched by Bitdefender
• Document management tool added by Absolute Software
• Professional Monitor: in association with (ISC)2
• SC Survey: Network security
• When it comes to information security some things never change
• SC Magazine interview: Jonathan Craymer
• SC editor Paul Fisher meets Eugene Kaspersky in Moscow
• Technology should not be blamed for problems in society
• China disputes claim hackers breached U.S. satellites
• "DevilRobber" trojan targets Mac OS X for Bitcoins