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John W. Thompson uses keynote speech on the opening morning of the RSA Conference to call for an information-centric approach to security. 'Nasa Hacker' Gary McKinnon has been granted the right to appeal to the House of Lords to try and stop extradition proceedings that would see him tried in America.
A coalition of technology organisations and vendors has asked a federal appeals court to reject a lawsuit that adware maker Zango has continued to pursue against Kaspersky Lab, accusing the anti-virus firm of unfairly blocking user access to its services. Spammers are taking advantage of recent natural disasters to abuse the generosity of others for their own financial gain.. The endpoint security product is doomed, to be replaced by the umbrella coverage of overriding security solutions. Being public enemy number one is a lot more mundane than you might think, the notorious hacker tells Paul Fisher as he awaits extradition. Company must pay legal fees for attempted subpoena. The Business Software Alliance (BSA) today came under fire for launching a U.K. anti-piracy program that appeals to disgruntled employees by offering generous financial incentives in exchange for anonymous tips reporting software license violations. A single box that can protect your network from all known evils sounds great, but does the reality live up to the hype? Rob Buckley investigates. Gary McKinnon, the U.S. government's most wanted IT geek, spoke out at Infosecurity Europe yesterday against his possible extradition to the states where he will face charges of hacking into the U.S. military's computer systems. The U.S. Supreme Court ensured on Monday that the football field won’t be the only place blocking will be going on at the University of Texas. In a bid to improve the identity management functionality in its OpenView product range, HP has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Trustgenix, a provider of federated identity management technology. A new website listing the UK's most wanted criminals collapsed shortly after its launch yesterday as users rushed to see its contents. Spam king Jeremy Jaynes was sentenced to nine years in prison on Friday, but allowed to remain free while he appeals the decision. An Arizona court has outlawed text message spam for the first time in the U.S. Sigaba, a supplier of secure messaging technology, is preparing to go to trial this month to pursue its counterclaims against rival PostX and venture-capital firm Mayfield Partners. As we well know, the provenance of an email message can't be trusted. Sadly, the general internet-hooked public had only been made aware of this recently, as a result of two developments. The exodus from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has continued with two more senior officials leaving. Fear of legal action is driving companies to comply with new legislation, but there are positive benefits, too, as David Quainton discovers Jennifer Granick is not one to beat around the bush. She believes that as technology progresses, the laws that protect us should progress with it – and, so far, they have not. She tells Marcia Savage what needs to be done