March, 2013:

• Big data propels SIEM into an era of security analytics
• Why encryption comes of age
• Is the UK really prepared for cyber attack mitigation?
• 'Teching the tech' - why language matters
• The new skeleton key: changing the locks in your network environment
• Fighting blind: The convergence of modern applications, SSL and advanced threats
• The great token debate
• ICO enforcement doubled in last 12 months
• 'Largest online attack' against Spamhaus may have used existing vectors with high magnification
• Behavioural patterns of mobile users
• Largest ever DDoS causes internet traffic speeds to reduce
• Password questions asked of GCHQ after plain text reminder is sent
• Government announces sharing partnership between police and private sector
• Monster of the week - why the government struggles with cyber security messaging
• Greater intelligence is needed to combat stronger attacks
• Proving the point of targeted attacks
• To store or not to store?
• Targeted attack tied to Tibet leads to malicious Android app download
• Java users are mostly running outdated versions, according to Websense
• Network security study reveals 26,000 undetected malware samples
• VSkimmer Trojan steals card data on point-of-sale systems
• Ten secrets to successful patch management
• Integrating people, process and technology
• Does Windows 8 Surface Pro's security credentials signal the decline of MDM?
• Winfrasoft launches third version of authentication technology to allow Windows login
• Targeted malware deemed to be a major threat for businesses in 2012
• Major web applications open to hijacking flaw
• GCHQ establishes vulnerability detection research group
• SC Data Protection Summit: Do not surrender data control by moving to the cloud
• SC Data Protection Summit: Moving to the cloud does not mean you outsource data protection
• Authentication: the Text Factor
• Getting the knack of NAC
• Attacks on South Korea likely the work of hacktivists rather than aggressors from the North
• How to thwart hackers in the cloud
• BlackBerry dismisses BB10 claims
• China remains heavily targeted by cyber attacks
• South Korean bank and broadcaster networks 'paralysed' by attacks
• NATO-backed guidebook offers guidance on cyber attacks
• Three-quarters of security professionals plug in a randomly-found USB stick
• AT&T hacker Andrew Auernheimer sentenced to 41 months in jail
• Vaccination theory - can cyber crime be eradicated?
• Why the ICO's BYOD guidance may translate to 'bring your own data breach'
• GFI launches APT-specific company ThreatTrack Security
• A place for learning and development
• Popular ad blocking app removed from Google Play
• "We can offer 100 per cent protection rather than detection"
• CSIT Summit - 'You're more likely to get hit by lightning than download mobile malware'
• CSIT Summit - Greater take-up of open Scada project will help initiative and boost security research
• Department for Business, Innovation and Skills report loss of over 100 devices
• Getting to grips with the social enterprise
• Hitting a moving target?
• CSIT Summit: Visa Europe say 'right to be forgotten' law cannot work
• CSIT Summit: Secure cloud and infrastructure today as tomorrow demands it
• Fortinet introduces web content filtering and email functions in new FortiMail operating system
• Malware on servers takes down National Institute of Standards and Technology's National Vulnerability Database
• Mobile security - the final frontier
• Bit9 adds advanced threat indicator technology for advanced attack detection
• Raising the standard
• Retailer fights PCI fines for non-compliance following breach
• Gartner Conference: Identity and authentication are key to mobile security
• Microsoft issues seven bulletins for Patch Tuesday, but nothing for Pwn2Own vulnerability
• Gartner conference: Integrate IAM and SIEM to prevent APTs
• DDoS in the enterprise: the threat snapshot
• Tripwire announces acquisition of nCircle
• Ham and eggs on the application security menu
• Cyber Security Challenge announces education programme and new plans for past contestants
• MiniDuke malware exploits Adobe, Internet Explorer and Java vulnerabilities
• Chemist Stephen Miller named as the 2013 winner of the Cyber Security Challenge
• Tenable CSO praises APT1 report as a standard for information sharing
• Retail security in the age of big data
• Chinese hackers infiltrated Australian Reserve Bank
• Twenty-five years of vulnerabilities - don't believe the modern hype
• Microsoft to release four critical patches among seven fixes next week
• China in your band(width)
• EC announces plans to slow down progress of directive changes
• Mandiant APT1 report reveals too much information
• Balancing on the tight-rope between digital opportunities and security
• ICO issues advice on BYOD data management and security
• Browsers and software broken down at Pwn2Own
• Evernote - a story that has combined all security trends?
• RSA Conference delegates claim current technology is no longer effective
• Check Point introduces compliance-focused software blade
• Ransomware: the threat of 2013
• Google patches Chrome ahead of Pwnium and Pwn2Own contests
• SaaSID adds new capability to its Cloud Application Manager
• Dell SecureWorks expands incident response to offer APT and DoS protection
• Research reveals reality of mobile application flaws
• There remains a shortage of programme testing and recovery plans to protect data in virtualised cloud environments
• Translating the value of information security
• Evernote forced to reset user passwords after security scare
• RSA Conference: Doing greater analysis from sinkholed data
• Fresh Java exploit has ties to Bit9 attack
• RSA Conference: Botnet takedowns require people, police and products