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Schneier: Beware security products
October 24, 2007 Security expert Bruce Schneier warns delegates at RSA Conference Europe that judging quality of products can be difficult.Microsoft takes security class on the road
April 7, 2004 The software giant kicks off its Security Summits, sending executives to 20 cities as part of its mission to train 500,000 information technology professionals worldwide by the end of the year.Security gets mainstream attention at RSA
February 5, 2007 Security is becoming standard and there's the smell of blood in the air as the industry is increasingly dominated by big-name companies.Chills at Microsoft's security huddle
July 24, 2006 Microsoft has quietly held meetings with top antivirus researchers for almost 10 years, but there's some unease now that Redmond is a rival.Microsoft wants to meet more hackers
August 1, 2005 Software giant plans to invite hackers back for twice-annual meetings to show developers flaws discovered in Microsoft products.RSA confab: Boom times for security
February 13, 2006 No longer just for cryptogeeks, RSA Conference attracts big-name speakers, product launches, underscoring security's growing importance.Microsoft business security ready for prime time
April 24, 2007 Forefront Client Security is due in coming weeks, says CEO Steve Ballmer.Week ahead: Yahoo earnings on tap
April 4, 2004 Yahoo plans to announce its quarterly earnings in the coming week, marking one of the more notable events in an extremely quiet week.Macworld crack offers VIP passes, hacker says
January 12, 2007 Security weakness in conference Web site apparently let enterprising hackers get free platinum passes to the event, a $1,695 value.Black Hat with a Vista twist
August 1, 2006 The annual hacker event usually focuses on breaking into systems. This year, a series of Microsoft-themed sessions takes a different tack.Cyberthreat experts to meet at secretive conference
January 22, 2007 At a hush-hush security confab on Microsoft's campus this week, there'll be tough talk on beating botnets and keeping cybercrooks at bay.Don't let your navigation system fool you
April 20, 2007 Security researchers have figured out how to send fake traffic information to certain in-car navigation systems.Week ahead: Security, wireless enter the spotlight
February 22, 2004 Security and wireless will grab the spotlight in the coming week, with two huge events scheduled. Also to come: Novell earnings.Oracle's Ellison to take stage at next RSA confab
August 30, 2006 Business software maker's backing of event comes as company faces continued scrutiny over its security practices.Microsoft to lift lid on hacker conference
March 17, 2006 It plans to publish findings from its third Blue Hat confab, where hackers give tips to Microsoft execs.Nixed: Black Hat talk on RFID access badge risks
February 27, 2007 Legal threat from HID prompts security researchers to cancel discussion on flaws of radio tag-embedded building access ID cards.Week ahead: Security takes the stage
June 6, 2004 A double dose of preventive medicine for IT specialists is on tap, with Microsoft hosting a security summit and Gartner putting on its own security get-together.Microsoft gets good reception at Black Hat
August 3, 2006 Talks go down well with hackers looking to find out just what the company's doing to make Vista its most secure operating system ever.A new event in programming?
October 11, 2004 A Caltech spinoff's new programming language could make it easier for software to digest RFID data and look for security breaches.Meet me in my avatar's office
January 24, 2007 IBM executives say success in the future services economy depends on how well employees play the game--literally.
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