Security Insights

Two-factor authentication is a ubiquitous, mature technology. Whether or not you use it for your network, here are three external services for which you should immediately enable it.

The Microsoft vs. No-IP case highlights the need for clear standards of abuse handling and transparency on which service providers measure up.

By failing to execute on basic security, we’re making the attacker's job too easy.

Mac OS X Snow Leopard is perfectly positioned to be the next target for cybercriminals

Windows threats like Cryptolocker and ZeroAccess get all of the attention, but malware targeting (Linux) Web servers continues to evolve

Support for Windows XP ends in April 2014; the implications extend beyond the workstation

CryptoLocker ransomware is terrorizing home and business users alike. Here's how to protect yourself

Security does not rest entirely on your users' shoulders, so don't make them feel like it does

IT environments are becoming more complex; the solution may be simpler security

Help users contribute to your organization's security by teaching them to protect The Four Cs: computers, credentials, connections, and content

Today's malware is more complex than ever, yet it's still based on three basic hacks

Some criminals have all but given up on attacking Chrome users. Have exploit authors met their match in Mountain View, or is there more to the story?

The platform standardization ship has sailed, but mobile device management is your ticket to securing all of those handhelds

Pwnie Express recently released Citadel PX, which will expand the role of the pen tester. The new offering will enable greater marketability while improving quality of life

Information security keeps evolving, but our educational methods are not evolving rapidly enough to win the cold cyberwar