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The winners of the SC Awards Europe 2008 were announced last night at an event attended by the great and the good of the information security industry. As part of the IT security industry's leading global awards program, the SC Magazine Awards US Gala was organized to honor the professionals, companies and products that help fend off the myriad security threats confronted in today's corporate world. SC Magazine has announced that its 2009 awards are now open for entry. In an aim to increase the awareness of best privacy practices in Australian businesses, the Rudd Labor government has launched the inaugural Australian Privacy Awards and Australian Privacy Medal sponsored by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner.
There are plenty of tools around to make infosec professionals' life easier. But how do you find the right ones? Barry Mansfield reports. A group of security companies and anti-virus testers have formed an organisation dedicated to creating universally accepted standards for evaluating anti-malware products. Before TJX revealed its servers had been breached by hackers, the retail giant collected and stored unnecessary and excessive amounts of personal information for too long and relied on outdated encryption technology to defend the data, according to a report released today by Canadian privacy officials. SC Magazine commended the best in the IT security field at the SC Awards on Feb. 14 in San Jose. SC Magazine soluted the best security solutions and companies at the SC Awards Gala in San Jose on Feb. 14. Citrix announced today that it has reached an agreement to acquire XenSource, a Palo Alto, Calif.-based virtual infrastructure solutions provider. Top vendors and security teams were honoured Tuesday night at the 2007 SC Magazine Awards in San Francisco. The gala took place during RSA Conference 2007, the industry's top information security conference. Nominations are now open for the 2008 SC Magazine Awards, which salute the security industry's best products, services and professionals. Nothing says "good fortune" louder than the clatter of coins cascading into the winner's tray of a slot machine. But these days that jangle is nothing more than set dressing. Instead of bucketfuls of quarters, lucky gamblers are rewarded with the pre-recorded sound of falling coins and a printed voucher for their booty. Phishers are using a new bait to lure in victims - other phishing attacks. TJX Companies, the parent firm of retailers T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, was hit with a flurry of lawsuits this week resulting from hackers breaching company servers. Personal information stolen from the databases of TJX Companies has been used in fraudulent credit card purchases in the United States and abroad, according to one banking organisation. A major clothing retailer announced Wednesday that hackers accessed its network and stole an unknown amount of credit card information. It’s been a busy month. By the time you read this, three highlights of the infosec year will have passed in quick succession: Infosecurity Europe, Jericho Forum’s annual conference and, of course, the SC Magazine Awards, Europe 2006. If you weren’t there on the night, the full list of winners and finalists is enclosed with this issue in the commemorative book of the night. Congratulations to all those who went home with one of the coveted gongs. Security experts are warning of a new "widespread" phishing scheme that attempts to dupe users of Google's email service, Gmail, into offering account details in exchange for a bogus cash prize. Fans of the Angolan national football team are more likely to be targeted by spam and spyware than any other fan, according to new research.