Countries that introduce new communications capacity immediately experience an upsurge in phishing attacks, says Symantec.
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The continuing meltdown in IT security, as witnessed by the latest incident: situation critical or head in the sand?
The Japanese government advises the company to carry out preventive measures against data breaches.
The 2011 ISACA IT Risk/Reward Barometer polled 2 765 IT leaders from around the world.
A successful data leak prevention system deals with the issue of e-mail by policy, says The Intuate Group.
The ability to govern IT systems has to be of primary importance to any business.
The phoney article was posted on the site of the 'PBS NewsHour' programme.
The Europe-wide survey reveals that corporations fail to protect against insider fraud, despite the risks.
Botnet closures failed to stem the flow of spam in the first quarter of 2011.
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At least two sources gained access to people's information that should be securely kept in a “do not contact” database.
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