September, 2011:

• Mozilla releases Firefox 7.0.1 to fix add-on issue
• Microsoft briefly derails Chrome users
• Facebook-style feng shui phooey
• Mobile malware, "whaling" top challenges of 2011, says IBM report
• Doing more with less inside government
• FTC settles with SMS marketer over spam allegations
• Lost backup tapes affect 4.9 million current, former military
• Most businesses lack social media security controls
• Podcast: Science fiction and security
• Countrywide insider gets eight months in prison for theft
• "Sophistication" and the downfall of security
• Microsoft disrupts Kelihos botnet, names alleged mastermind
• Harvard site back online after "sophisticated" defacement
• Video: The "Bring Your Own Device" conundrum
• MySQL.com hacked to distribute malware
• Corporate bank fraud losses expected to total $210M
• Hide My Ass service not as secret as suspect likely believed
• USA Today Twitter account hacked by The Script Kiddies
• Losing medical data
• DHS, Commerce pushing for voluntary botnet notification
• Microsoft wins Rustock civil case, passes evidence to FBI
• Mac trojan spreads under guise of PDF document
• National breach notification bill passes hurdle
• Seattle men indicted on hacking, fraud charges
• Sponsored video: Richard Weeks of Cyber-Ark on identity and access
• Sponsored video: Pan Kamal of AlertEnterprise on SCADA
• Sponsored video: Steve Livingston of Deloitte on risk
• Sponsored video: Chris Wilkinson of immixGroup on public sector defense
• Sponsored video: Bryan Smoltz of Zenprise on mobile
• Sponsored video: Tom Reilly of HP on security investment
• New cybersecurity alliance launches in Massachusetts
• FTC to examine implications of facial biometrics
• Flash to get update for zero-day bug
• DigiNotar collapse underscores impact of a breach
• After breach, DigiNotar folds into voluntary bankruptcy
• Mac OS X Lion flaw allows illicit password changes
• Induc-trination: Malware under continuing development
• Researcher again discloses multiple SCADA flaws
• FISMA compliance to require monthly reports
• Official: FBI investigating 400 bank account takeovers
• Oracle patches "Apache Killer" flaw in HTTP Server
• Scammer of military site sentenced
• Zero-day holes found in Blackboard platform
• Microsoft adds "major" update to detect Zeus trojan
• Hacker "soldier" steals $3.2 million from U.S. companies
• Dead certs?
• Breaking down the updated FFIEC guidance
• Microsoft Windows 8 will ship with built-in anti-virus
• Researchers uncover first active BIOS rootkit attack
• NBC Twitter hack attributed to 'Christmas tree' trojan
• Microsoft, Adobe release scheduled security patches
• Android OS under attack from new trojan variant
• GlobalSign discovers "isolated" web server compromise
• Hackers compromise Wisconsin arcade supplier's credit card systems
• New Senate bill aims to prevent, deter data breaches
• Online ID thief sentenced to 14 years
• Shared border vision agreement nearing completion, say sources
• Is your security infrastructure agile enough?
• Security Management 2.0: Time to Replace Your SIEM?
• 9/11 to 9/11/11
• Ontario hospital employee accesses PHI
• Apple revokes DigitNotar certs, Mozilla asks CAs to audit
• Oops: Microsoft errantly releases patch details four days early
• Android botnet infections on the uptick
• A taxing business
• Possibly breached GlobalSign to bring services back Monday
• Microsoft, Adobe announce forthcoming patches
• Data of 20k patients of Stanford University hospital exposed
• Cybercrime costs $388B annually, report says
• Would the United States win a cyberwar?
• Podcast Episode No. 4: Teaching malware in college
• Advanced persistent threats call for a reality check
• Backup strategy: not just for system administrators
• Shadow boxing
• DigiNotar breach fallout widens as more details emerge
• Former DHS official tapped to lead security at Sony
• Alleged 'Anonymous 14' plead innocent to PayPal DDoS
• Anonymous targets Texas police chiefs site
• Lawmaker urges Sprint, T-Moble to bolster voicemail security
• No pointing fingers: Defense in the cloud is everyone's responsibility
• California blazes trail again with enhanced breach alert law
• The cloud can actually make data safer
• DataBank: Threat Report
• A flight or fight response?
• Planet cloud: Keys2Day Real Estate Team and InfoStreet
• Incident response: Ground control
• Breaking the next case
• Personnel check-up: Identity management
• Border patrol: Perimeter defense
• The new breed of attackers
• Enabling a mobile workforce
• SCADA system safeguards
• News briefs: Industry developments and breaking news
• Debate: Security awareness training is a worthwhile investment.
• Threat of the month
• Spam's new intent: Zombies
• Me and my job
• Skills in demand
• Company news: Malwarebytes acquired hpHosts, Good Technology named Nicko van Someren CTO, and other news
• Do you know who your users are?
• Taking a deep dive into network events