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IT managers must keep their eye on risks as mobile devices become widespread. A California man is facing a maximum of 60 years in prison and a US$1.75 million fine after agreeing to plead guilty to using botnets to steal PC users' personal and financial information. Bit9 research reports 40 known severe vulnerabilities this year for the popular browser. There are three key objectives to keep in mind for determining the success of any roles-based access and identity management initiative, says Deepak Taneja. Key management and cross-application encryption will be the next big thing, according to new research by the Ponemon Institute commissioned by PGP Corporation.

AVG announced yesterday that it would be offering a free year of service after its antivirus software got confused and misidentified a key Windows system file as malware. The trojan used to "sniff" the credit card information of millions of TJX shoppers was provided by a 25-year-old New York man, who has been charged with conspiracy. Utimaco's SafeGuard Enterprise 5.3 is actually five components that roll into one product suite. A 20-year-old Tennessee man has been indicted on charges he accessed GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's Yahoo email account without permission. StormShield Security Suite offers integrated system and data protection in a single product. The Southern California man who was the first person convicted under the US CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 for operating a sophisticated "phishing scheme" has been sentenced to nearly six years in federal prison. The U.S. Department of Justice announced today that it charged a Florida man today in federal court for establishing a botnet from which he launched a denial of service attack on a Massachusetts technology firm. A Miami man pleaded guilty this week for his involvement in the wireless-enabled data heists at TJX and a number of other well-known retailers. One technologist wants the public to understand why releasing exploit code for a dangerous vulnerability is sometimes the right thing to do. A Brazilian man has been indicted for conspiring to broker the sale of a botnet which allegedly damaged 100,000 Pcs. UK's highest court has quashed Pentagon hacker Gary McKinnon's appeal against an extradition order. The principal owners of E-Gold, an online money transfer system, have pleaded guilty in federal court to operating a business that caters to cybercriminals.
A New York court has sentenced a persistent spammer to 30 months in prison. MySpace has won its legal challenge against two individuals who bombarded its members with spam.. As the Payment Card Industry's data security regulation begins to bite, Barry Mansfield examines its aims and obligations.