The acquisition adds technology for fraud prevention and advanced authentication to CA Technologies' IAM offerings.
Microsoft software head resigns, sly tactic bypasses network security, Jobs takes shots at Android, tablets, and BlackBerry apps help fight crime.
In today's technology roundup: Internet use campaign under way, hackers deface Conservative Party site, Sprint adds 4G, and G-Cloud may not comply with EU law.
The department looks at the possibility of confirming identities by scanning irises at ports of entry.
Almost 32 million vulnerable applications and files were detected on users' computers in Q3 of 2010.
In today's technology roundup: Two million US PCs recruited to botnets, Apple now third-largest PC seller in US, spycam school to pay damages for kiddie snaps, and BlackBerry apps help police fight crime.
With cyber espionage and cyber warfare using similar techniques, countries must prepare defence systems, says security expert.
It's no longer about the network, but about the people, says RSA.
Implementing an ASO function helps companies to identify and respond to the evolving risk landscape, says RSA.
There are several points organisations should consider when aligning their security management strategies, says RSA.
Identifying and protecting sensitive data in every form is essential for organisations, says Trustwave.
In today's technology roundup: Android apps found sharing data, Facebook zeroes in on Koobface hackers, Net neutrality Bill dead in the water, and dozens charged in Zeus Trojan scam.
In this World Wide Wrap: Dell hires former Cisco systems VP, Ericsson purchases MMS for $65m, and PCM Sierra falls short on revenue.