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In the lead up to next month’s conference, Gartner’s local security analyst reveals data security and cloud computing will be hot topics at this year’s Security Summit. Mobile threats were considered the next major security issue by IT professionals who attended the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas last week, according to a survey released today by Symantec. Managing firewall rule sets and policies is a complex and messy business. Simply following a few best practices can go a long way to simplify your life, cut costs, and improve security. As Americans go to the polls to elect their 44th President, the security industry is facing a possible end to spam linked to the candidates. An advisory group contends that the scramble over Dan Kaminsky's DNS flaw discovery proves that full disclosure is simply not feasible. The Blue Coat Systems CEO gazed into the dotcom abyss and survived. He thinks he has the measure of the downturn. Paul Fisher reports "Clickjacking" has the potential to affect any internet browser, using a bogus button to lure users to malicious sites. Protecting users from internet-borne threats falls on trusted websites, says Overstock's Sam Peterson. Dan Kaplan reports. The inaugural SC World Congress takes place in New York December 9 & 10. Antivirus product sales will slow in Australia in the next five years as enterprises broaden their use of security technologies. The fourth annual Gartner IT Security Summit kicks off this month and SC met with Andrew Walls, Gartner's local security analyst, for a sneak peak at the event's hot topics. The UAB (University of Alabama at Birmingham) Spam Data Mine is showing that the war in Georgia is being used to evade spam filters. A good storage solution, backed up with the right policies, can help keep you out of the headlines and achieve compliance. By Mark Mayne The presidential candidates envision America's cybersecurity infrastructure. eDiscovery is one of those cool buzzwords that lawyers use, but nobody else cares about, right? Well, since 2006 that certainly is no longer the case. Martin Atherton explains why a mismatch between information management capabilities and needs offers a golden opportunity. Neville Isdell said that the breach “…underscores the responsibility we each have to be vigilant in protecting our trade secrets. Information is the lifeblood of the company.” 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. When individuals lack an understanding of the specifics of a technology, it is very easy to make inaccurate conclusions on how any two technologies are related -- if they are related at all Conference organiser reveals the hot topics and speakers at Australia’s premier security conference which kicks off next week.