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Security perimeter? What security perimeter?

January 31, 2008 In the fight against security breaches, PGP Chief Executive Phil Dunkelberger cautions that encryption by itself is not the answer. TAGS: perimeter, breach, PGP Corp., corporate security, data security, encryption, security, information technology

AOL IM bot cloaked in encryption

May 1, 2006 Bot has the potential to infect upwards of a few tens of thousands of AIM users, according to the Sans Institute. TAGS: bot, AOL Instant Messenger, encryption, SANS Institute, America Online Inc., Time Warner Inc., P2P, IM, link

Credit card security rules to get update

May 16, 2006 New rules for credit card-accepting businesses will put more scrutiny on software, but let them off the hook on encryption. TAGS: Qualys Inc., encryption, access control, payment, merchant, MasterCard International, security technology, credit card, security, requirement, attack, firewall

Seagate ships hard drives with encryption

March 12, 2007 ASI will be the first to sell a laptop with Seagate's hard drive with built-in encryption technology. TAGS: Seagate Technology, encryption, reseller, Intel Core 2 Duo, laptop computer, hard drive, brand

Beware of ransomware, firm warns

July 24, 2006 Hackers are using increasingly more sophisticated technology to seize companies' data and hold it for ransom. TAGS: Kaspersky Lab, antivirus company, Sophos Plc., hacker, encryption, consultant, information technology, antivirus, trojan horse, security

VoIP products could face export crackdown

April 27, 2006 In flashback to the 1990s, federal panel says high-speed networking gear used with Internet phone calls may be subject to regulations. TAGS: regulation, Cisco CallManager, networking gear, Cisco Systems Inc., VoIP, encryption, IP

Trojan Cryzip extorts decryption fee

March 14, 2006 A new Trojan encrypts files, then demands $300 in ransom for their decryption and release, according to security firm. TAGS: LURHQ Corp., malicious software, trojan horse, writer, victim, payment, researcher, encryption, attack, security, password, database

Seagate bakes security into hard drive

October 30, 2006 Company pitches "DriveTrust" technology as a simpler way to safeguard data stored on laptops and prevent embarrassing breaches. TAGS: Seagate Technology, encryption technology, AES, encryption, password, disk drive, notebook computer, hard drive, Microsoft Windows Vista, security, laptop computer, PC, Microsoft Windows

Hitachi plans hybrids, encryption for notebook drives

November 1, 2006 The Japanese electronics giant will sell hybrid hard drives that cut battery consumption for notebooks in 2007. TAGS: Bill Watkins, Hitachi Ltd., notebook computer, electronics company, encryption, PC company, Seagate Technology, electronics, hard drive, battery, motherboard, Intel, Microsoft Windows Vista

Microsoft: BitLocker key to safe disk disposal

April 26, 2006 Says businesses using Vista with its hard drive encryption technology will have easy, safe way to dispose hard disks. TAGS: MessageLabs Ltd., encryption technology, back door, encryption, risk, hard drive, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Corp., security

If you thought 'Security '07' was hairy, just wait

January 3, 2008 Jon Oltsik says 2008 will bring a new cluster of headlines about information security and the workplace. TAGS: identity federation, PKI, information security, financial service, data protection, firm, encryption, RSA Security Inc., security, Symantec Corp., IBM Corp., service provider, HP, Microsoft Windows

RSA: Standalone security firms are doomed

February 7, 2007 Security vendors have been 'too self-righteous and smug,' says RSA president Art Coviello. TAGS: Art Coviello, RSA Security Inc., Joe Tucci, EMC Corp., storage company, conference, encryption, threat, security, acquisition, San Francisco, CEO, Symantec Corp., president, antivirus

At 30, crypto still lacks usability, experts say

October 28, 2006 Government controls held back cryptography in the past, but today usability blocks adoption. Microsoft's Ray Ozzie promises a fix.Photos: Crypto anniversary TAGS: cryptography, Ray Ozzie, NSA, RSA Security Inc., adoption, usability, Lotus, government, expert, encryption, IBM Lotus Notes, discussion, Microsoft Corp., security

Microsoft repackages FrontBridge service

March 30, 2006 Service also comes with a new pricing model, some updates and future plans call for closer ties with the Exchange mail server. TAGS: FrontBridge Technologies Inc., continuity, archiving, e-mail server, messaging, representative, encryption, pricing, Microsoft Corp., server, security, e-mail

Jailed ID thieves thwart cops with crypto

December 18, 2006 Criminals took part in a scam worth millions, but U.K. police admit they can't crack the gang's computer records. TAGS: gang, goods, encryption, identity theft, U.K., operation, bank, eBay Inc.

British legislation to enforce encryption key disclosure

May 18, 2006 Part of act would give police power to force businesses, individuals to hand over the keys in criminal investigations. TAGS: banker, police, security expert, legislation, Zurich, disclosure, encryption, key, U.K., security
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