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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. Franco Frattini calls for ban on searches for 'bomb', 'kill', 'genocide' and
'terrorism'. Smile, relax, listen, and exude confidence - but keep that ego in check. Oh, and don't forget that morning pep talk with yourself. Three years on and email worm still going strong. We all dream of being our own boss, but what does it take to set up a successful business in the real world? Mark Mayne has some advice. Cybercrime organisations are today being run by bosses parading as business entrepreneurs, complete with criminal staff. Cyber war games are now getting out of hand, with US government spinners being prepared to blame everything on the Chinese.
The cybercriminal's stable diet of trojans and botnets is taking a back seat in the multi-million dollar cybercrime industry as blackmail, extortion, terrorism and even murder become prominent in the organised crime syndicates of the digital age. Co-founder and CEO of Trend Micro, Eva Chen discusses a wide range of subjects touched on financials, industry moves and trends, and the opportunities provided by the emerging markets of India and China. Betfair's global head of security seems to have it all: bosses who listen, resources most of us can only dream of, and youth. 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 web is not as free as you might think. In some countries, posting critical views online can cost you your freedom. Announcing a brand new awards event to be held in London this October. For the very first time SC will honour the most important people in the information security industry: you and your colleagues. On the day of his boss' heated Democratic primary contest, the campaign manager for U.S. Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, D-Conn., accused supporters of opponent Ned Lamont a new political dirty trick: hacking into Lieberman's campaign website and disabling email distribution. Company concedes security software not up to scratch. Can organisations enforce Acceptable Use Policies? Tamzin Matthew investigates. Bill Hancock, who, despite being legally blind, parlayed a gregarious demeanor into a career as an information security icon and cyber-risk and network best practices advocate, died Monday. He was 49. If there is one incontrovertible truth about software development, it's that there is no way to write perfect code. No matter what developers do to get rid of bugs and vulnerabilities, experts believe they will always make coding mistakes that will be overlooked before the program goes out the door. The former head of the UK’s Computer Crime Unit tells Ron Condon why it’s time someone helped smaller companies protect themselves A need for a coherent response to threat led insurance company Aviva to create its group business protection director role. Ron Condon reports