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Wait, who’s in charge of the cloud anyway?

The cloud has flattened the IT world. Where once every purchase decision needed to be run by IT first, now other business units are taking matters into their own hands – then going to IT when they run into problems.  … Continue Reading

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1st step for security software: Take it out of the box

A recent study by Osterman Research Inc. finds many companies have an interesting approach to security software: They're buying it, and never actually using it.  … Continue Reading

Android malware waits … and waits … to trick users

Usually if a user downloads a malicious app, it's pretty clear right away that something is seriously amiss. For that reason, attackers are getting smarter, according to recent findings.  … Continue Reading

Physical security is information security, too

Here's a reminder users probably need: Security doesn't stop at preventing phishing attacks or keeping passwords closely guarded. Hackers will try a variety of offline tactics to gain access to online systems, too.  … Continue Reading

Java is security’s top enemy: Report

Keeping every app and service updated is no small task, but Secunia has found the biggest security threat could be a familiar one, Oracle's Java.  … Continue Reading

DDoS attacks run rampant: Can anything stop them?

One of the oldest weapons in a hacker's arsenal is still one of the most effective: the Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack.  … Continue Reading