The social networking site is being used by online gangs as a base for sophisticated social engineering attacks.
The greatest IT security threat of all time is the theft of corporate secrets.
Computer servers at the organisation have vulnerabilities that would allow a remote attacker to take control of them.
In today's technology roundup: Sudan to unleash 'cyber jihadists', Firefox 4 trebles IE 9 downloads, RIM to remove drunk driver app, and Iranian hackers forge Gmail credentials.
Stolen Facebook accounts can cost up to several hundred dollars on the black market, says Kaspersky Lab.
Uncontrolled privileged access can pose serious risks, says Alan Rehbock, sales and marketing director of Magix Security.
Tough times lie ahead for network managers as the distinction between internal networks and the Internet disappears.
In today's technology roundup: Mega spam botnet brought down, PlayBook to sync with MS Exchange, EMC's anti-hacking unit hacked, and aftershocks hit Japanese telcos.
About 400 machines were cut from the Paymark network, which linked them to banks.
Enterprises are forced to accommodate a growing “bring your own device” mindset.
Eighty-one percent of users send work e-mails from their personal accounts, according to Mimecast's Generation Gmail Report.
The company uses e-mails, SMSes and social media to alert subscribers about a fake Web site.
Cyber-activism and cyber-warfare will continue to be major topics in IT security this year, the summit reveals.