I include this link not so much because it's really pertinent to the average CIO or IT manager, but more just because it's kind of cool: now, just like in the movies, you can electronically...

According to yesterday's Windows Secrets post, looks like it's probably Microsoft. You may have known or assumed that already, of course; it's not the first time Windows has been caught...

Chris Anderson has come up with an interesting, and some might say more practical, solution to some of the issues he originally identified in his controversial "Who Needs a CIO?" article...

Infoworld highlights a company called Authentec, which is looking at securing the mobile/cell phones using biometric solutions, enabling CIO to look the mobile phone as secure delivery mechanism for...

While technology vendors and security analysts continue to endorse the notion that anti-virus software is increasingly becoming commoditized, sales of the IT systems defense tools will help drive $9.1...

PostgreSQL users have been put in a potentially sticky situation by a serious security flaw made public this week.The flaw allows for SQL injection attacks, and affects all versions of PostgreSQL,...

Computerworld has an interview with General Motors CISO (Chief Information Security Officer), Eric Litt....His goal: present to the hackers his look at the problems large corporations face when...

In March, ETrade Financial Corp. became the first major financial services company in the country to launch a two-factor authentication service to protect customers from online fraud and identity...

Microsoft is getting really serious with security for consumers. They released yesterday the beta for their Windows Live Safety Center service, an offering that will compete with with the big players...

Criterias to select the engine technologyThe antivirus world is littered with preconceptions, misinterpretations and marketing fluff which can make it hard when navigating this product segment. There...

With Microsoft working hard to get Windows Vista out the door as soon as they can without compromising security, they released the beta 1 version to developers and IT personnel recently. They boast a...

Microsoft announced today their desktop client security tool. In one neat package, you get desktop antispyware and antivirus. A lot of people are liking the beta version of Microsoft's antispyware...

This is a cross-post from TJ's Weblog: We are here at DEMOFall in Huntington Beach, CA enjoying the first proceeds of the conference. Chris Shipley is just presenting here opening remarks. The...

Interesting article over at Computerworld Philippines. The article outlines a lack of Chief Security Officers (CSOs) within the country. I would guess that many US companies also lack CSOs with the...