There's an Insecure App for That
Mobile phones now have an application for almost everything, and experts say many of those apps leave the same basic security holes wide open. Here are five tips for building secure mobile applications.
The FBI Supply Chain, Illustrated
Robert McMillan says FBI booth staffers at RSA took quite a ribbing.
Auto of the Future? New Cars Add Infosec Technology
As the internet and other high-tech become part of the automobile, Ford is introducing security features into new models to ensure data protection
Parking Lots and Garages: Security Factors
Good parking lot design keeps employees, customers and guests safe. Here are the key principles for secure parking lots and garages at your business.
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Data Protection
- Bogus Intranets Scam University Students
- Auto of the Future? New Cars Add Infosec Technology
- Opera to Patch Browser Vulnerability Soon
- FDIC: Hackers Took More Than $120M in Three Months
- There's an Insecure App for That
- Thailand Approves Credit Card Hacker's Extradition to US
- US Citizen a Key Player in Alleged Italian Telecom Fraud
- Energizer Bunny's Software Infects PCs
- Fraudsters Bank on Business Accounts: How to Protect Your Funds Online
- RSA Conference 2010 and Security B-Sides Recap
Privacy and Data Protection Practices
In this Webcast, Larry Ponemon and Compuware will present the results of their benchmark study and discuss what these organizations are doing to safeguard their information assets and comply with the plethora of industry regulations.
Comparing Research in Motion and Microsoft Mobile Solutions
Organizations must look carefully at the requirements of mobile devices and accompanying middleware that can increase cost, complexity and administrative overhead. This white paper provides an independent analysis and detailed comparison of RIM and Microsoft's mobile solution.
