December, 2012:

• ICO nears £2 million in issued monetary penalties
• Malware that steals from point of sale systems detected
• Analysing industry reactions to AETs
• A third of Stabuniq Trojan infections are at US banks
• Security through the browser
• Security speakers of the future given mentoring opportunity at Security B-Sides London
• Adobe to fix Shockwave flaw two years after detection
• Android botnet detected that uses victims' devices to send SMS spam
• WatchGuard bolsters SMB offering with new appliances
• 2012 in review: September to December
• Dell to acquire Credant to boost security portfolio
• Flaw detailed that allows access to popular Samsung devices
• Iranian Cert issues warning over fresh 'wiping' malware
• Business logic abuse attacks: undetected threats costing UK businesses precious revenue
• 2012 in review: May to August
• Blue Coat to acquire Crossbeam Systems
• CNS rebrands and announces integration of new services
• Secure mobile solution launched by Anvil Mobile for iOS and Android
• 2012 in review: January to April
• Hacktivists Anonymous and UG Nazi attack Westboro Baptist Church
• Will Dell be accepted into the security market?
• Security B-Sides London set for third event in 2013
• ISSA chapter meeting on government infosec initiatives and threats
• Crown Prosecution Service: No criminal charges to be brought against Gary McKinnon
• Dell World: CIO PowerBoard launched to offer insight into network and threats
• Dell World: Dell Kace to launch mobile management platform next year
• Dell World: The traditional firewall cannot protect against the type of attacks on the internet today
• Final Patch Tuesday of 2012 sees Microsoft issue five critical bulletins
• Trust and security of remote workers
• Derby City Council select encryption solution from Egress
• The future of authentication - can you use a phone for physical security?
• Dell World: Former US President Bill Clinton echoes security trends
• Business decisions on cloud applications done without input of IT
• Losing it: how to protect data on USB devices
• FireEye launch managed service provider program, Dell SecureWorks first to join
• Dell World: Senior executives talk up software and security
• Dell World: Dell executives deflect '30 billion incidents' comment
• ForgeRock aim to bring open source stack concept to IAM
• Dell World: BYOD is about management of about data not devices
• Australian medical centre held by ransomware and $4,000 demand
• Dave Hansen appointed as CEO of SafeNet
• Gone phishing?
• Constraints lead to failure to effectively manage SIEM systems
• The demand for data forensics and emergence of Triage
• The danger of uploading data to an untested cloud revealed
• UK businesses admit to being unsure about the cost of a data breach
• Student charged with PayPal hacks
• Microsoft to make it 83 bulletins for 2012 as it fixes five critical flaws next Patch Tuesday
• Egress Switch selected by law firms
• Is anti-virus dead, yet again?
• Corporate cyber crime response requires clear focus
• SC IT-GRC Conference: All hands on a clear deck will help GRC journey
• SC IT-GRC conference: Changes to Data Protection Directive could affect independence of ICO
• CipherCloud mark a successful year with strong future
• Citrix announce intention to acquire Zenprise
• Virtualisation - the big picture
• CIOs do not test cloud security solutions
• Stonesoft to launch military-ready resilient firewall appliance
• SMS spoofing flaw closed as technology marks 20th anniversary
• o2 Ireland admits to loss of unencrypted back-up tape over a year ago
• Former army intelligence analyst and CISO slams proposed cyber reserve force
• LogRhythm launch tool for automated PCI compliance
• Aruba Networks launches wireless connection management platform
• Cyber Security Strategy to introduce cyber territorial army drawing on industry talent and skills
• First year of the Cyber Security Strategy praises work of MoD and GCHQ and calls for national Cert
• Single sign-on capability for application access released by Centrify
• Ransomware infections expected to massively improve and infect in 2013