December, 2008:

• Memory stick containing confidential information found in South Wales
• China set to change punishment levels for hacking
• Experts idenfity tactics to foil phishing
• New PCs should be checked for updates this Christmas
• Laptops should not be used for backing up or storing data
• Secerno launches enterprise-class database security
• Financial institutions encouraged to boost security to secure future
• IT company hit with $52,000 bill after hacker used system
• Businessman pleads guilty to taking part in 'pump and dump' scams
• Businesses should collaborate in communities to share information
• Spammers use email 'from' field to evade filters
• Federal report identifies tactics to reduce identity theft
• Microsoft releases emergency patch for Internet Explorer
• Yahoo to hold on to personal details for only 90 days
• Safari and Chrome security problems criticised
• Duchess of York laptop theft 'should not have happened'
• Steve Jobs will not appear at Macworld next month
• Hackers move to using typosquatting tactics
• Microsoft to release emergency patch today for Explorer
• Wi-Fi users warned to be careful in hotspots
• Volumes of spam predicted to rise in 2009
• Facebook hacking increases as logins sold cheaply
• PGP granted government approval
• Internet Explorer users encouraged to switch to other browsers
• 200 billion spam messages sent daily as spammers change tactics for 2009
• Companies feel government is not protecting against cybercrime
• Customer demands could see companies struggle in 2009
• Think tank established to tackle online fraud and cybercrime forensics
• Credit card customers left fearing worst after account details discovered
• Embrace of two factor authentication by government will see businesses follow
• New software includes cross-site scripting and blind SQL injection modules
• Internet Explorer vulnerability continuing to hit users
• Children's social networking site hit over security flaws
• Consumers keen to know that their identities are protected online
• 2009 will see no increase in IT budgets despite stronger attacks
• Office workers left to decide on file transfer options
• Internet Explorer suffers from zero-day vulnerability
• Ministry of Justice will not introduce laws to make the notification of security breaches mandatory
• Social networking dominates Google searches in 2008
• Australian web filter plans meets with mixed response
• Hackers will target reputable websites next year
• Bar and restaurant customers could face security headache this Christmas
• ValidSoft introduces solution to prevent banking fraud
• Nebulas launches virtual desktop device
• World events cause politicians to be distracted from cybercrime
• New DNS changing malware detected
• Consumers unsure of what websites are secure
• IT managers view outsourcing as a major threat for next year
• Patch Tuesday welcomed for helping internet shoppers
• Senior IS Analyst Security
• Tis the season to lose your device
• Hackers will move to use rich content files next year
• IT workers would steal data in the event of a redundancy threat
• US named as main source of internet attacks as businesses encouraged to be more vigilant
• Call made for more cybercrime to be reported to police
• Only ten per cent of UK city councils guarantee data is encrypted
• Details of 5000 children found on memory stick in Leeds
• Offline servicing tool criticised over 'online' status
• SMEs fail to protect networks
• EU cybercrime alert system criticised
• Information Security Consultant
• Senior Forensic Analyst
• QSA Security Consultant
• Technical Security Architect
• IT Security Evaluator
• Technical Account Manager
• Information Security Consultant
• Data Risk Manager (9 month contract)
• Senior Manager - Information Security Assurance
• Data Protection Manager (Contract or permanent)
• Technical Security Team Leader
• Computer Forensics Professional
• Nordics Sales Manager
• Security Team Leader
• VP Technical Operations
• Information Security Sales Account Executive
• Security Pre-Sales Engineer
• Client Security Officer
• Information Assurance Specialists
• Obama urged to improve US defences against attackers
• Stuart Okin appointed Comsec Consulting UK managing director
• Prevx launches software to protect against clever malware
• Lunchtime today set to be peak of internet shopping
• UK businesses do not protect information assets
• Eight Microsoft fixes planned for Patch Tuesday
• 2008: A year of cybercriminal innovation
• Webroot goes green with SaaS solution offer
• Apple drops support document encouraging anti-virus adoption
• Report: Nearly all computer users running insecure programs
• Professional Monitor: In association with (ISC)2
• Interview: Phil Dunkelberger
• Tools of the trade: Compact and bijou
• Legal matters: Commissioner's new teeth
• At risk from grudge bearers?
• Getting a fix on the WPAs
• Outsourcing made easy
• Access all areas?
• Product Section: This year's top picks
• Apple advises Mac users to install anti-virus software
• Worm exploiting Microsoft vulnerability developing into botnet
• Two-factor authentication and secure one-time passwords created in new token
• McDonalds phish being dished out