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Lately there has been a lot of discussion about the difference between real security and compliance with data security regulations. New measures implemented in section 6.6 of the PCI standard, do nothing to address the threat of insiders. We can't just blame clever hackers for security breaches, infosec professionals need to get their act together. The major data breaches that have received mass media coverage are driving so-called "C-level" executives to become actively involved in their organization's security policies, according to a new report from the (ISC)2. UK's Information Commissioner's Office has some strong advice for firms making data breaches IT managers within small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) blame employees for internet security breaches, despite many companies failing to implement online usage policies, new figures show. It's a sunny day somewhere thousands of miles away from your data centre. A savvy hacker sits in front of his monitor. The introduction of mandatory data breach disclosure laws in Australia has been set in motion. As the malware threat landscape continues to evolve, hackers are constantly changing techniques to counteract detection technologies vendors develop. People just don’t think that putting family genealogy, exposes them and their families to spying by ID fraudsters and for that matter anyone else (stalkers, paedophiles, employers, parents). We can no longer pretend that information security is working in its current form. So let's change it. Companies are leaving their unified communications (UC) systems wide open to hackers, newly published research claims. While data loss and data leakage continue to have a significant effect on Australian organisations, new research reveals that organisations are not doing enough to combat the threat. Aussie companies underestimate the advancements in encryption technology and fail to secure data. The antivirus/perimeter approach to security is dead, and targeted attacks could very well be the final nail in the AV coffin. Want to make your endpoints and servers more secure, and easier to manage? No visible management of data security at any level, concludes Poynter review. Neville Isdell said that the breach “…underscores the responsibility we each have to be vigilant in protecting our trade secrets. Information is the lifeblood of the company.” Has the UK's fight against terrorism been compromised after a second set of confidential Government documents was left on a train? Citect which this week came under fire for a vulnerability in its SCADA software, commonly used in critical infrastructure, has reassured its customers that a breach is extremely unlikely.