April, 2013:

• Computer science students claim experience is more worthy than qualifications
• Five reasons not to worry about lost laptops
• Avast acquires social networking security specialist Secure.me
• In Jack Daniel's infosec fantasy world
• Why Facebook, Google and Apple have got authentication wrong
• Imperva launches community-backed threat protection
• Targeted attack reveals flaws of mobile device management software
• Blue Coat: Vendor partnerships will reap benefits for users
• Hackers hit LivingSocial and threaten 50 million users
• Microsoft re-issues patch after blue screen problems
• Adobe appoints Brad Arkin to position of chief security officer
• Dutchman arrested in Barcelona in relation to Spamhaus DDoS attack
• SC Magazine Awards Europe 2013 - highlights
• Infosec 2013: Big disagreements over European data breach law
• Infosec 2013: Security bosses 'Gods' of the business during incidents
• Infosec 2013: Debate on whether external auditors are a threat or help to information security
• Infosec 2013 : Squeezed budgets mean security education Is vital
• GFI Software adds patch management to cloud offering
• Infosec 2013: Remain ahead of attackers by identifying, tracking and 'fingerprinting' them
• Infosec 2013: Incident response sector expected to increase significantly
• Infosec 2013: A lack of security development and technology transparecy harms users
• Infosec 2013: Loss of military information could lead to 'wholesale loss of life'
• Infosec 2013: 'Malevolent' hacktivists to get hold of advanced state-sponsored malware
• B-Sides London: How sophisticated are targeted attacks?
• B-Sides London: Teaching staff social engineering awareness
• Video interview: Palo Alto Networks at Infosec 2013
• Infosec 2013: DIY survey kits are appearing and beginning to torment search engine results
• Infosec 2013: C&C research finds 93.8 per cent of countries have received a 'callback'
• Infosec 2013: Communication skills vital for CISOs of the future
• Infosec 2013: Flood of breaches show really bad year for small business security
• Lumension announces plans to launch mobile device management function to security suite
• Neustar: Too many companies have a 'never happen to me' attitude in relation to DDoS attacks
• ICO fines against self-reported breaches increased by two-thirds last year
• SC Magazine Awards Europe 2013 - winners announced
• Infosec 2013: APTs are hard to defend against, but not impossible
• Infosec 2013: Cyber threats creating boom for security in age of austerity
• HP launches vulnerability inspection tool
• Privacy groups write to ISPs over 'Snoopers Charter'
• Unified threat managers (UTMs)
• State-affiliated espionage statistics highlight threat of attacks and data breaches
• SafeNet offers cloud-based key management
• Professional monitor in association with (ISC)2: Infosec professionals need to work with law enforcement
• SC Survey in association with Good Technology: What you think about BYOD
• Just how secure is open source software?
• SC Survey: Skills shortage in infosec
• Infosec skills - Finally some answers to the big question
• SC Interview: Eric Cole, founder and CEO of Secure Anchor
• Lock down your Macs
• Don't judge potential and existing employees through automated analysis
• Big Data awareness week further highlights challenges
• Social news website Reddit downed by DDoS attack
• Halon Security introduces free version of its virtual router
• BAE Systems Detica launches cyber event analysis tool
• Exclusive: BlockMaster to introduce backup and stronger file sharing options
• CISPA passes US House of Representatives amid continued concerns over inadequate privacy safeguards
• Security and network incidents increase for European businesses
• Malicious attachments change tactics to Waco explosion
• The art of cyber war in six steps
• Mind the gap - CEOs need to address their lack of cyber security knowledge
• ENISA receives strengthening vote to appoint executive board and create Cert
• Security is embraced, but often bypassed, says Voltage Security
• Would you like chips with that outsource?
• Nok Nok Labs: Security begins with authentication, but you cannot bring your own server to work
• 'Magic' malware detected, with UK firmly in its sights
• Email-bound malware exploits Boston Marathon tragedy
• SSH Communications Security to release free assessment tool
• SSH inventor proposes best practice guidance in face of poor deployment and management of keys
• Training up the infosec troops
• Information super highway becomes super-fast
• SC Cyber Security Day: UK described as being closer to US regulatory framework than EU
• Firewall and application changes cause headaches for operators
• How to secure the virtual world
• Data loss seen as inevitable, as employees fail to follow IT rules
• SC Cyber Security Day: Key threat trends identified
• Adult sites, bad on the inside?
• DDoS attack threat continues to worry IT managers
• Obama set to boost cyber initiatives with £500 million fund
• Dropbox does not have business or enterprise in its DNA
• Proofpoint acquires SaaS email security provider Maildistiller
• VMware sells Shavlik product portfolio to LANDesk Software
• E-Biometrics - Has your keyboard been faithful?
• Why are you failing to meet your portable data security responsibilities?
• Microsoft recalls patch after blue screen reports
• Business and management skills training launched by Cyber Security Challenge and Infosec Skills
• Head in the clouds
• The danger of losing your memory
• Dropbox announces business solution and single sign-on option
• Microsoft releases nine bulletins, but no Pwn2Own fixes
• BBC reports major losses of laptops and mobile devices
• SC Cyber Security Day to evaluate key trends
• LulzSec trio to face sentencing next month
• US air force deems some cyber tools to be 'weapons'
• UK cyber security efforts called 'embarrassing'
• Global cyber security research centre to open in Oxford
• Check Point targets branch office security with new 1100 appliance
• Facebook tries to calm fears over Home privacy
• Bitcoin malware spreading via Skype discovered
• XP support cut-off leaves businesses open to cyber attacks
• Anonymous claims victory in huge cyber attack on Israel
• Alleged Anonymous hacker charged in Australia
• Anonymous continues North Korea attack with Twitter hack
• Microsoft tackles Windows 8 security flaw with latest Patch Tuesday
• Dell SecureWorks becomes latest to warn about Android malware
• Spamhaus - a sign of things to come?
• Bitcoin value hit following DDoS attack
• Businesses being hit with malware attacks every three minutes
• US Air Force beefs up mobile security with Good Technology
• Anonymous hits North Korea in giant cyber attack
• Google facing European privacy investigation
• China accused of spreading Android malware
• Google privacy boss to step down
• Evernote is used as malware control centre
• Market for DDoS prevention to hit $870 million