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A new law in Congress would require every U.S. citizen to have electronic health records by 2014. Will ICANN's domain name expansion affect internet security? A man described by Microsoft as one of the top ten spammers in the world has been sentenced to nearly four years in jail. SOX, HIPAA, Basel II, CobIT – the alphabet soup of industry and government regulations regarding information security seems to get bigger each year.

A teen hacker who admitted taking down a US university's computer, was allowed to walk free from court yesterday. Globalisation involves extending the business to locations around the world to make the most cost effective use of global resources. The Symantec Mail Security appliance houses several email content management features in one well-integrated device. It’s a litigious world. Today there are organisations that believe that one gets ahead by litigation, not innovation. More important and, perhaps, more common, are regulatory requirements that mandate a detailed response to investigative inquiries. We can't just blame clever hackers for security breaches, infosec professionals need to get their act together. A recent study by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has found malware has become so prevalent that 25 percent of computers in the United States are now infected. Despite a sluggish US economy, online shopping continues to show impressive revenue gains. Recent Forrester Research data suggests that online shopping will grow 17 percent in 2008, a far cry from what is happening in the brick-and-mortar world. The Indian Government has threatened a total shutdown of the country's BlackBerry services unless the device's manufacturer, RIM, agrees to users' emails being monitored.
Cybercriminals are stealing bank login details from Australian online bankers and selling the data on European black markets for as much as €550 ($913). It has surfaced that the US State Department can't account for up to about 1,000 laptops, perhaps as many as 400 of which belonged to the department's Anti-Terrorism Assistance Program. To provide a safer internet browsing experience, recursive services are being provided free of charge. Happy birthday, spam. Saturday marked 30 years to the day when the first spam email was delivered. When we think about IT saboteurs, most of us picture a professional cyber-criminal or hacker bent on stealing confidential information or wreaking havoc. In both cases, the perpetrator is an outside party who breaches the data network of a company, institution, or government entity with malicious intent. A new Galaxy survey commissioned by security vendor MessageLabs has found that half of all IT managers are not entirely happy with their Web security system and believe it could better. To ensure the success of their new IPTV/VoD services, providers must build into their networks a comprehensive, network-centric security strategy right from the start. 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.