February, 2012:

• M86 improves email gateway to better protect against targeted attacks
• AdaptiveMobile enhances platform to proactively protect users
• RSA Conference: Art Coviello calls on industry to collaborate in fight against major attacks
• RSA and Zscaler team up to bring trusted access for the cloud
• HBGary set for acquisition
• Symantec offers cloud-based access control and management platform
• Next version of vulnerable software inspector unveiled by Secunia
• Good Technology and RSA partnership adds mobile authentication to device management
• Duo arrested in France over €100,000 Android malware scam
• RSA expands NetWitness Live for greater threat detection and mitigation
• Sophos partners Egnyte to offer cloud-based encryption
• Stonesoft revamps security engine to act as firewall, IPS or UTM
• Web application firewall and enterprise-level malware detection added to QualysGuard
• WikiLeaks begins offensive against Stratfor
• McAfee expands mobile management platform to cope with BYOD
• Everything changes: removing risk from network and security change management
• Exclusive: BlockMaster offers secure file transfer via USB console
• Mastery-level certification in IT security launched
• Porno breach keeps us all abreast of password frailty
• McKinnon's lost decade
• Data security dwindles in times of austerity
• DDoS attacks - about more than a flood
• Partnerships ahoy - this week's announcements
• Avast updates anti-virus product
• Survey finds lack of understanding of big data or how to manage it
• A third of US and UK organisations have suffered a DDoS attack
• Apple iPads for MPs: more secure than you think, but secure enough?
• Webmasters of infected sites 'usually unaware of a problem'
• BYOD is being deployed as CISOs name malware as main mobile threat
• Juniper trumpets £50m acquisition of Mykonos Software
• Enhanced privileged user management technology to be launched by Cyber-Ark
• GCHQ-backed penetration testing lab opens
• AlienVault introduces threat intelligence forum
• Webroot delivers business edition of SecureAnywhere
• Halon Security unveils virtual firewall
• ForeScout combines mobile device management with network access control
• DDoS mitigation and protection technology launched by Akamai
• New variant of Waledac botnet detected
• How secure e-commerce sites can survive the crunch
• The simple solution to SIEM
• Encrypted data was hacked in Valve attack
• The smart grid revolution: a security challenge?
• Engineering firm selects tokenless authentication from Cryptocard
• Trend Micro boosts mobile app scanning
• USB stick with 'nuclear power station stress assessment' lost
• The fear of being without a phone is real
• If Anonymous took down the internet on a Saturday, who would notice?
• Barracuda combines firewall and cloud security to protect on and off the network
• Browser add-on tool from Bitdefender gives speedy malware checks
• Payment app from Barclays allows transfers via a mobile number
• Data losses on USB sticks - it's raining again
• New rules for combating new threats
• Payment fraud is organised, so what do you do?
• Third ICO fine in a week after sensitive information widely distributed by webmail
• Microsoft false positive flags Google as hosting Blackhole Exploit Kit
• Nine bulletins from Microsoft on Patch Tuesday, as Adobe fixes critical flaw in Shockwave
• FireEye report: enterprise networks often have security gaps
• AlgoSec suite supports next-generation firewalls and secure web gateways
• Twitter to set all users to HTTPS by default
• Nortel Networks was under siege to hackers for a decade
• Centrify unveils mobile device management using Active Directory
• Information security 'recession-proof'
• PCI moves into 2012, but are businesses left behind?
• Malvertising increases by 240 per cent as networks detected
• Fresh ICO fines against councils
• Eircom slammed for laptop and data loss
• Ticketmaster admits direct mailing system was hacked
• PCI council announces credential plans and new chairperson
• Google dishes out more than £250,000 in 'bug bounty' rewards
• Extortion, ransom demands and code leak - what would you have done in Symantec's shoes?
• Microsoft's Valentine's gift: nine bulletins with four critical centres
• Regional cyber-crime units created
• DDoS attacks get smaller, as IPv6 hits detected
• Hybrid theory
• Lost USB stick contained details of more than 1,000 school children
• Splunk updates Enterprise Security product
• More than three-quarters of UK employees 'unaware of EC data protection changes'
• Cloud and SaaS visibility solution launched by Fidelis
• Early-bird tickets available for 44Con
• Even phishers watch daytime TV
• Why hackers are targeting CAs - and what you can do about it
• Faronics beefs up anti-virus solution
• Safer Internet Day reaches out to kids, as extent of malware exposure is revealed
• Google Android: now secure
• Trustwave's PCI portal provides checklist of compliance actions
• Financial services firm and foot doctor report data losses
• VeriSign and Symantec say DNS, Trust Services and User Authentication unaffected by 2010 attack
• VeriSign reports 'successful attacks' against its corporate network
• Government told to invest in Get Safe Online and improve relations with ISPs
• Banking malware 'a growing threat', as new variant of Zeus is detected
• Ireland targeted once again by Anonymous after copyright bill is signed into law
• Government web applications contain the most vulnerabilities
• ISO 27001 - a beginner's guide
• Security B-Sides London conference to return in April
• Cyber crime 'to overtake terrorism' as top threat facing the US
• SC Magazine Awards Europe 2012: nominees announced
• IBM moves into mobile security with Endpoint Manager product and acquisition of Worklight