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Criminal gangs are placing staff members in companies to operate as moles. Security professionals weigh in on concerns of the next version of Microsoft Office, which will include components available in the cloud. Companies are leaving their unified communications (UC) systems wide open to hackers, newly published research claims. Almost two-thirds of UK businesses do not effectively control their internet security, according to a new study. Symantec has found that nearly 80 percent of businesses surveyed in Australia have had some form of data breach. Aussie companies underestimate the advancements in encryption technology and fail to secure data. Financial services companies are struggling to deal with a variety of challenges associated with authenticating and securing their customer accounts in an increasingly complex multichannel environment, a panel of IT security professionals said at this week's RSA Conference in San Francisco. This year, we took a look in the rearview mirror and observed a lot of convergence, but despite this trend interesting companies still flourish, says Peter Stephenson, technology editor. Tumbleweed’s regional vice president Stree Naidu has praised Australian organisations for their efforts in aptly implementing solutions to prevent information and data breaches. The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard is unique compared to other security standards, as PCI provides strong guidance as to how merchants can actually comply with its requirements. The number of hacking attacks against utility companies has soared by 90 per cent, according to SecureWorks. Companies need to step up their ability to guess where cybercriminals will strike next. The FBI has issued a warning to companies about scammers spoofing voice over IP (VoIP) calls by exploiting PBX exchanges. Companies still underestimating the level of risk, says new report. Criminal gangs have been placing staff members in companies to operate as moles, an internet security expert said. Amnesty International is calling for Google, Yahoo!, and Microsoft to stop allowing the Chinese government to censor the Internet for its citizens. Born out of the need to protect the country, the Israeli infosec industry is emerging as a global leader. Insiders abusing the network is the biggest problem facing security professionals in the US, according to research findings. Companies are struggling to come to grips with the basics of vulnerability management, says Chris Schwartzbauer, vice president of development and customer operations at Shavlik Technologies. With IT budgets being squeezed many companies will be forced to think about improving the security of their legacy systems, Benjamin Jun, told at the RSA Conference Europe 2008.