DATA PRIVACY Articles
HTC Phone Update Reportedly Drops Carrier IQ Software
Clamor for cloud apps increases corporate data breach risk
Vendor analysis of network and application traffic shows poorly managed remote access tools and traffic flowing outside port 80 are rampant.
Tide turns against SOPA, but it's not dead yet
Public pressure against the Stop Online Privacy Act has stopped the bill's momentum. But the Protect IP Act is still up for consideration in the Senate.
Lawmakers Seek Hearing on Carrier IQ Privacy Issues
Rep. Henry Waxman, two other lawmakers still have questions
Stratfor Relaunches Site; CEO Accuses Attackers of Censorship
Internet anonymity a security problem, George Friedman says
Passwords aren't dead, though maybe yours should be
Despite all those "death to passwords" chants, some say it's still a solid form of authentication -- when users aren't being stupid about theirs.
Privacy 2012: I know what you did at 3:30 a.m.
For a peek into what experts expect this year and beyond when it comes to privacy, we turn to the Rebecca Herold (aka the Privacy Professor) for answers.
Ten IT News Stories We'll Read in 2012
Whitman gets HP in order, cyberattacks get bigger and badder, Oracle and Google settle their Java dispute, and more
More SCADA security flaws surface
Numerous new authentication issues saddle Siemens' industrial control applications.
Chinese Hackers Breached U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Report Says
Attackers may have accessed data undetected for a year, says Wall Street Journal
