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Microsoft announced that it would make available three Security Development Lifecycle programs and tools to help the industry improve security and privacy technology. 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. SpamTitan takes an interesting approach to managing spam. Hackers are getting quicker at taking advantage of publicly-disclosed security holes, new research shows. The iPhone 3G, released on Friday, includes faster internet — as well as 13 security fixes. The Tumbleweed MailGate appliance offers solid email protection and management in one device. Martin Atherton explains why a mismatch between information management capabilities and needs offers a golden opportunity. June 30 marks an important date for any company that takes online credit card payments. Stronger international cooperation to fight cybercrime moved a step forward on Wednesday with the signing of the Seoul Declaration at the OECD Ministerial meeting in Korea, but will Australia benefit? AVG, BitDefender, Kaspersky and Sophos are making inroads into the market share of the endpoint industry leaders, largely on the grounds of using less processing power, a leading analyst argued today Researchers at Panda Labs have discovered a free toolkit that allows users to turn any executable file into a worm. Technology giants will progressively build security into the foundation of their goods and services squeezing standalone security vendors out of existence, the founder of a local security vendor has claimed. The social networking site has been hit by a legal complaint that claims it has failed to gain users' permission to distribute their information. The Asprox botnet, initially exclusively used for phishing scams, is now an SQL injection vector for website attacks. We cannot stop growing identity theft trends by burying our heads in the sand. With the introduction of every innovative technology come new opportunities for cybercriminals to prosper. Icann president launches new best practice guide for business leaders Sloppy site developers are to blame for a recent rash of SQL web server attacks estimated to have compromised hundreds of thousands of websites, a security firm claimed today.. The Secure Enterprise 2.0 Forum, which looked at the advantages and security risks of Web 2.0 technology use in the enterprise, debuted today in New York. A software engineer testified that he was hired by a unit of News Corp. to develop software that could reverse engineer code on satellite receiver smart cards, but denies hacking. Researchers today demonstrated new hacking tools that allow easy and fast cloning of RFID chips, including those used in new UK biometric passports