September, 2011:

• RSA Conference Europe begins next week
• Former #scmagazineuk Information Security Person of the Year becomes KPMG partner
• Not in the army now: personal data of five million US soldiers
• Was the Lurid hack the next stage for targeted attacks?
• Zenprise brings DLP to the mobile
• Call for mobile developers in #CeBIT competition
• LogLogic launches free tool for Windows event collection
• AEP Networks acquired by defence firm
• Microsoft confirms takedown of Mac-malware distributing botnet
• Windows users warned about the Morto worm
• Red Lambda announces European launch
• Juniper expands mobile security suite to encompass Android and Apple
• Sandboxed IE6 solution improves browser safety
• Polymorphic malware increases as attackers get sophisticated
• Exclusive: European businesses face mandatory-disclosure law
• Unpatched Java flaws 'cause the most infections'
• New decoders identify IPv6 traffic on IPv4 networks
• Cloud-based IAM solution introduced by Courion
• MySQL hack leads to BlackHole exploit
• Talking with the first senior director of consumerisation
• Mac malware disguised as Adobe Flash update
• Zscaler releases free tool to prevent Facebook 'Likejacking'
• BoxTone expands enterprise mobility management platform
• Queen's University Belfast | Research Assistant (Mobile Security)
• Queen's University Belfast | Research Assistant (Malware Analysis) Ref: 11/101805
• Dutch government to revoke #DigiNotar certificates on Wednesday
• Blue Coat enhances web-based application controls
• Does 'targeted attack' sound more threatening than 'APT'?
• Email assessment services launched by Gradian
• (ISC)2 launches awareness foundation and member chapters
• Wave acquires Safend to create DLP monolith
• Arizona man arrested for hacking Sony Pictures
• Microsoft passes Rustock investigation to FBI
• 'Hack in the USSR' courtesy of Lurid APT
• Veracode enhances testing service to offer developer APIs
• The death of #DigiNotar
• Adobe releases emergency patch for Flash Player
• Sophos wins NHS contract in North-West
• Radware unveils attack mitigation system
• Spamina launches Cloud Web Security
• Protecting the navigation layer from cyber attacks
• Mitsubishi Heavy Industries attack puts Japan's defence contractors on alert
• SABMiller CISO: 'Keeping your company secure is not a strategy'
• New-starters and contractors are biggest targets of social engineering attacks
• Imation to buy IronKey's secure data storage hardware assets
• PacketShaper adds application management controls
• #DigiNotar declared bankrupt
• The consulting cat
• Microsoft corrects patch after admitting XP and Server 2003 error
• Updated Nexpose offers virtual environment vulnerability management
• Dutch intelligence and security service approves IronKey
• LogLogic boosts collection capability
• Shape-shifting malware is the next threat
• Deadline for CAMM involvement falls next week
• Isn't IPS all about catching malware?
• PCT lost personal details of 1.6 million patients
• Spam relating to #DigiNotar certificates is detected
• Mobile variant of SpyEye Trojan targets Android
• The trickle-down effects of advanced persistent threats
• NNT joins PCI Security Standards Council
• McAfee and Intel collaborate on anti-theft technology
• Windows 8 to feature anti-virus software
• ICO calls for prison sentences as more businesses report data loss
• Cyber-Ark unveils cloud-based secure file transfer solution
• McAfee and Intel develop 'under the hood' OS technology
• Microsoft issues five patches and new #DigiNotar distrust update
• Tripwire integrates VIA controls into new version of Enterprise
• Would you change your behaviour if you knew you were targeted?
• The way forward for monitoring and inspection
• Mobile malware rockets this year
• Tufin adds next-generation firewall support
• Security acquisitions get added to the #HP sauce, one big HP family
• Apple issues update to revoke trust in #DigiNotar certificates
• ForeScout and ArcSight integrate security control and SIEM technologies
• How does a company use device detection software?
• BeyondTrust adds DLP to desktop solutions
• GlobalSign to relaunch services, as Mozilla warns other CAs off DigiNotar
• Palo Alto Networks CTO: anti-virus technology can't stop targeted attacks
• Adobe to release critical updates as Microsoft limits Patch Tuesday
• Was the latest NHS breach about more than data loss?
• Compuware simplifies the creation and disguise of test data
• DDoS protection services launched
• Consumerisation worries public sector IT managers
• 'Comodo Hacker' talks to SC magazine
• IronKey adds multi-layered security to Trusted Access Platform
• NHS trust criticised over data loss
• GlobalSign on alert after hacker's boast
• Microsoft releases patch to shun DigiNotar certificates
• Sony hires cyber guru as CISO
• Colt and Ciena offer managed encryption service
• Reality of cyber crime laid bare as 19 Brits fall victim every minute
• DigiNotar hacker: I have access to four other certificate authorities
• CronLab launches email archiving tool
• NHS Trust uses Imprivata's OneSign
• More businesses blocking access to social media
• DNS hack causes defacement and redirection on Register, Telegraph and Vodafone websites
• #DigiNotar given vote of 'no confidence' by internet giants
• Scottish Children's Reporter Administration rapped by ICO over two data loss incidents
• Arrests in UK and Ireland in connection with Anonymous and LulzSec activity
• Texas Police Chief Association suffers data breach, with sensitive documents and emails published
• Solving remote solutions in-house
• Clinton Cards selects WatchGuard next generation firewalls
• AVG address the 'need for speed' with Internet Security 2012
• New Secunia tool offers Microsoft WSUS and patches from more than 2,000 vendors