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Spam figures for January have bucked the seasonal trend, according to Symantec.

Too often, network security relies on placing firewalls in front of public network access points and calling it a day. The assumptions are 1) being on a private network is synonymous with being on campus 2) campus users are implicitly trustworthy and 3) external threats are mitigated by the perimeter firewall. The public's idea of confidentiality is not compatible with the way their details are handled. The U.S. House of Representatives is unlikely to take up a tough identity theft law passed by the Senate last month before considering a broader measure proposed by the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, a committee counsel has told SCMagazineUS.com. Global spam volumes have doubled in the past year, showing a shift away from selling products towards spreading malware, according to new research. MessageLab's CEO and co-founder are determined to get a bigger slice of the American pie. Paul Fisher meets two men on a mission. The arrival of the iPhone could signal the beginning of the end for consumer choice. Now that the marketing blitz and customer hype about the Apple iPhone are reverting back to more realistic levels there comes some not entirely unexpected news... Betfair's global head of security seems to have it all: bosses who listen, resources most of us can only dream of, and youth. Standard ID card for non-EU residents is planned for all member states A shadowy Russia-based internet service provider, which security researchers said is responsible for hosting two out of every three malicious web attacks, has been forced to close its doors. F5's appliance uses a browser client that installs and runs in a similar way to an IPSEC client, allowing the user access to the entire network or a subset of it once the client is installed. With web applications - and their security risks - becoming more ubiquitous by the day, the SANS Institute has launched its first-ever certification program for code developers. New privacy laws have spread across the US and could be enforced in Australia This interesting product features access control based on facial recognition rather than fingerprints. Microsoft's has discovered some interesting new trends in cybercrime. The firm's Research Unit, which has just released its six-monthly Security Intelligence Report, found that the number of attacks designed to steal personal information had risen, as had cases of theft through social engineering. Web 2.0 is cool, it may even be useful, but it is also causing a headache for those paid to worry about IT security Our instinct is to fix bugs when we come across them, but sometimes that can cause more harm than good. Stonesoft offers an appliance for any size network. In this group test we looked at StoneGate SSL-6000 built to support up to 5000 concurrent users. The unit is a 3U rack mountable appliance delivered with three (two redundant) power supplies and is quite heavy. The Swiss national elections on 21 October will mark a world first for Geneva as the canton employs quantum cryptography to protect the dedicated line used for counting ballots. PayPal and eBay are easily the most common brands used in online scams, a PhishTank report reveals.