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Gmail, Yahoo! Mail and Hotmail "completely vulnerable" by default. While firewalls and anti-intrusion measures are part of the standard corporate IT security kit, important areas in the lifecycle of data are often overlooked, as Kroll Ontrack’s Adrian Briscoe explains. BitDefender Corporate Security is a security and management solution which delivered proactive protection from viruses, spyware, rootkits, spam, phishing and other forms of malware. Reduced spending and increased layoffs having harmful effects. How do you embrace social media while ensuring your business is protected from the myriad of threats that come with it? Marshal8e6's Jeremy Hulse explains. But RIM and Apple continue to steal big chunks of market share. Botnets send spam via TLS, warns Symantec. More than half of workers who left their jobs last year have admitted that they took confidential corporate information with them, according to research by security giant Symantec. Mislaid laptops have been much in the news, but the lost smartphone poses a significant and growing corporate risk, says Jessica Twentyman. 82 per cent see threat of employee fraud growing. NetIQ's David Bell presents his predictions for the IT security industry in 2010. Lack of time cited as main factor. Windows workstations and servers could be hit by the 'Downadup' worm. 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. Delfigo's Bharat Nai says it's time that most companies upgraded their access criteria. Identity and access management (IAM) is at the heart of corporate security, a difficult task with potential for great savings, as Mark Mayne explains. The anonymity and universal access of cyberspace makes cybercrime attractive and easy. Maintaining control of data is now a greater challange than ever, but there are solutions, as Symantec Pacific vice-president Craig Scroggie explains. Security experts agree on educating new employees from the get-go. Over a third of IT staff have used their administration rights to access privileged information about employees, customers and their company for personal reasons, according to a recent survey by Cyber-Ark.