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In discussing innovation with people from PGP, we made a very interesting discovery. What we classically think of as PGP encryption actually is only a small part of the view that the company has of the product line and the mission of the company. A new round of malicious emails tries to trick recipients into believing someone wants to be their Facebook friend. Security giant McAfee has agreed to acquire network security firm Secure Computing in a US$465m. Just one week after Apple issues a new version of QuickTime, a fresh exploit has emerged. When companies suffer security breaches, it is how they handle them - and the customer - that counts. The Web is a pretty nasty place, according to reverse engineer and privacy advocate Mike Perry -- and he should know. Employers are concerned that private browsing features in new browsers will lead to recreational browsing by employees. iPhone users have uncovered a simple procedure to bypass the handset's passcode protections. Microsoft is testing a new feature in Internet Explorer 8 which will allow users to surf without recording data.
Google and LinkedIn criticised for not protecting individuals' data. The introduction of mandatory data breach disclosure laws in Australia has been set in motion. The malicious botnet is now attempting to recruit new members by hiding its malware within a fake news story about the FBI and Facebook.
As the malware threat landscape continues to evolve, hackers are constantly changing techniques to counteract detection technologies vendors develop. Globalisation involves extending the business to locations around the world to make the most cost effective use of global resources. SC caught up with Harry Archer, principal security consultant and head of security practice at BT Australia recently to discuss the current state of security in Australia, or it seemed, the lack of it.

Microsoft has revealed that attackers are exploiting a zero-day ActiveX vulnerability in Microsoft Access.
Cambridge University security researcher Dr Richard Clayton argues that BT should be prosecuted because it monitored internet users' websurfing habits without their permission, while the telco declines to say its activities were legal. A new industry alliance promises to pave the way for more secure software. Is SAFECode what we've been waiting for? The serial company founder and SC's CEO of the Year tells Paul Fisher why he knew all along that data-centric security was the future. Whether you've been hacked or suspect an employee of wrongdoing, knowing how to preserve evidence is crucial. Derek Parkinson reports.