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The BlackBerry maker has refused to budge over demands that it allows India's Government to snoop on user's data in order to track terrorists Faced with ever more data to be kept, tougher regulations and high-profile security breaches, it's time to rethink storage. The FBI has arrested two men and charged them with stealing customer information from the servers of US mortgage lender Countrywide Financial. Upgraded Informix can cut data management cost by a third, claims IBM Preventing data breaches is the highest priority for today’s IT security professionals, two new surveys have concluded. At the end of the financial year it is vital to have easy access to your data.. Cloud computing has all the hallmarks of becoming a prevalent and valuable innovation that IT professionals should use to their advantage. A good storage solution, backed up with the right policies, can help keep you out of the headlines and achieve compliance. By Mark Mayne HM Customs and Excise has disciplined some 300 staff in the last three years So many application-level zero-day exploits exist today that the question is not whether your computers are safe but what's already running on them. As the dust settles from one of the largest data breaches since TJX, few fresh details emerged one day after Hannaford Bros. supermarket chain revealed that intruders stole some 4.2 million credit and debit card numbers from its computer systems. The UK's data watchdog has joined calls for a US-style data loss reporting law. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard presents serious legal challenges and risk for retailers. UK's Information Commissioner's Office has some strong advice for firms making data breaches Joint Committee on Human Rights criticises "lax standards" Data security, identity management and access control will be the face of IT security in the not so distant future as threats move further away from targeting the infrastructure, an EMC global security expert has claimed. High reliance placed on IM, web email and other insecure methods of
communication. A software security researcher has exploited a flaw in the sex offender registry webpage operated by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections. Security breaches that affect consumer data should result in gaol terms or fines for those responsible, according to Websense research. Organisations and individuals using Google's applications suite have no right to data privacy, a case in arbitration has shown..