Security

IT security starts in your pocket

My friends sometimes tease me about having to enter a passcode just to play games on my iPhone. But the truth is, Angry Birds isn't the only thing hanging out on my home screen, so I need to be extra careful with who can access that information. Granted, a measly little four-digit passcode won't...

From Google to SecurID to iCloud: Top Tech Stories

Here at the Enterprise IT Watch blog, we try to up with the latest news in enterprise IT to keep you updated on the goings-on in your neck of the woods. Usually our posts focus on our theme month topics, but not everything new in IT follows our schedule (despite our many efforts). To make up for...

From Dropbox to Apple’s iCloud: The Trend of Accessibility

It seems the latest trend of enterprise IT is to adopt whatever's hot in consumer tech, although usually because of necessity and security rather than by choice. The latest spinoff of the should-we/shouldn't-we debate over mobile gadgets is the question of online or

RSA Breach claims its first major victim in Lockheed Martin

After the RSA breach, there was a fair amount of debate over how much security fallout there would be, if any. As

As Sony discovers, security breaches are no game

Was Stuxnet an inside job?

While Stuxnet has been painted as an unprecedented takedown of one government's facilities by another, the truth is that very little information is known about the worm that rose to prominence with reports that it set back...

Are you an accidental administrator? We have a book for you.

Don Crawley has been a tech trainer for about 13...

What the pros are saying: The community’s favorite security blogs

We polled IT Knowledge Exchange members for what security blogs and

Meet Rivest, Shamir and Adleman: The men behind RSA

As Michael Mimoso reported earlier, cryptography and security pioneers

The sneaky vulnerability that beat Coca-Cola’s HDD encryption and leaked the secret recipe

Yesterday I wrote about how Lenovo,