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Hackers have launched a website which allows users to construct phishing pages for social networking and webmail sites.. European businesses are being exposed to security threats because of high levels of unauthorised software downloads by employees, latest figures from Centennial Software show. There are plenty of tools around to make infosec professionals' life easier. But how do you find the right ones? Barry Mansfield reports. The end of August also saw the end of Phrack magazine (www.phrack.org). Or did it? There are rumours about a revival, but Phrack as it stands has breathed its last. With the number of cyber attacks escalating, dealing with digital evidence is becoming a pressing issue. Simon Janes gives you a helping hand, guiding you right through from the crime scene to the court room People with the most basic technical knowledge are finding it increasingly easy to launch phishing attacks using read-made software they download from the internet. The installer was easy to use and this product needs Microsoft's .N Illena Armstrong discovers that the use of traditional passwords could be giving many organizations a false sense of security.

It is not always practical or even necessary to take a laptop on a trip, so a little more steel is needed to be sure of its safety while it is unguarded. That is a job for CompuClamp. This aptly named solution provides a secure fixing for a laptop rendering it immobile. And it isn't a permanent feature; the clamp can be moved to any office desk, hotel room or wherever it is needed.

Transporting a laptop in a vehicle, it is often too easy to become careless and leave it in full view, inviting a smashed window, loss of expensive equipment and possibly months of work. There is no guarantee that thieves will not break into your car, so a mobile safe is a good investment.

As an alternative to costly proprietary tools, we sourced a variety of open source software, with the goal of emulating as much of the feature-sets offered by closed source products, such as EnCase and ProDiscover.

As the market for content security products and services continues to grow, it is interesting to compare and contrast the delivery of content security via ‘insourcing’ and outsourcing.