The big event in the security world is this week's RSA Conference in San Jose, Calif. From the conference rooms to the show floor and keynotes, here's everything you need to know.

New Trojans plunder bank accounts

Bank-stealing Trojans wait for victims to sign onto their bank's Web site and then steal money.
February 17, 2006

FBI wants your help to fight cybercrime

Agency needs more knowledge and expertise on threats that affect individual businesses every day, FBI director says.
February 16, 2006

Homeland Security official suggests outlawing rootkits

With mishaps like the Sony BMG fiasco, outlawing rootkits might be the way to go, says the agency's director of law enforcement policy.
February 16, 2006

Scientist delves into Mars mysteries

Mars rover scientist Steven Squyres says in the next few weeks we could learn more about materials found in the Gusev Crater.
Photos: A look at the Red Planet
February 16, 2006

Ending Microsoft's identity crisis

newsmaker Microsoft's Kim Cameron explains how the software giant expects InfoCards to make passwords passe.
February 16, 2006

Security titans weigh in on buyout environment

Panelists say privately held companies in the business of protecting information from espionage are attractive among potential buyers.
February 15, 2006

Locking down America's Net defenses

newsmaker Andy Purdy, acting director of the Department of Homeland Security's National Cyber Security unit, says that progress has been made in protecting the Net but the work isn't done.
February 16, 2006

Consumer distrust could lash e-commerce

Without a major push to establish trust in online transactions, buyers may return to old ways, Symantec and VeriSign CEOs warn.
February 15, 2006

Cisco's Chambers outlines security strategy

Cisco Systems CEO says the network is evolving from isolated security defenses to integrating a broad range of tools deep in the network.
February 15, 2006

All eyes on VoIP security

blog Because of VoIP's dependence on Windows, viruses and worms threaten the technology, Tipping Point exec says.
February 15, 2006

McNealy tells tech firms to clean up security act

Sun CEO says tech needs to take aim at the digital divide--and offers up a remedy involving some of Sun's pet initiatives.
February 14, 2006

Gates: End to passwords in sight

With Windows Vista, the Microsoft chairman feels he has the right weapons to supplant the password on computers.
February 14, 2006

The man behind Cisco's security

newsmaker Financially motivated cyberattacks are on the rise, says Cisco Systems CSO John Stewart.
February 14, 2006

Panel sees progress made in cybersecurity

But much more needs to be done to protect the Internet and information systems, experts say at RSA Conference.
February 14, 2006

McNealy's top 10 list

blog The Sun Microsystems chief rattles off a David Letterman-like top 10 list of security nightmares that could occur.
February 14, 2006

Sun CSO: Write down your password

blog "Your wallet is a lot more secure than your computer," says Whitfield Diffie, chief security officer at Sun Microsystems.
February 14, 2006

CNET security center

today's threats With this site, CNET offers a complete source of antivirus and Internet security information.
February 14, 2006

Turning everyday gadgets into security tokens

RSA is working to make devices like cell phones and PDAs double as user authentication devices.
February 13, 2006

Boom times for security

No longer just for crypto geeks, RSA's confab reflects growing worries about security at companies large and small.
February 13, 2006

Mobile antivirus apps unleashed

blog McAfee announces VirusScan Mobile, while F-Secure touts F-Secure Mobile Anti-Virus preinstalled on certain Nokia phones.
February 13, 2006

Previous coverage

Sun to unveil security offerings

One initiative introduces a form of encryption to its next-generation Sun Java System Web Server.
February 12, 2006

Microsoft introduces new security products

New software includes the DynaComm i:filter, which the company has acquired from FutureSoft.
February 9, 2006

Internet security today
CNET News.com and partners bring together some of the best tools available to gauge the threats roaming online.

Symantec CEO talks security
John Thompson says a loss of consumer confidence will cripple electronic business.

Chambers lays down security his way
"Security is not No. 1" in most CEOs' eyes, says Cisco chief John Chambers.

Bill Gates' RSA keynote
Microsoft chairman tells the convention what needs to be done for better computer security.

Sun CEO's RSA keynote
Scott McNealy lists his top 10 security nightmares and fields a video glitch.

The end of passwords?
At the RSA Conference 2006, Bill Gates urges the death of all passwords and offers alternatives from Microsoft.

Gates' jab at Cheney
At the start of his keynote, Bill Gates takes a tongue-in-cheek shot at the vice president.

Doing the RSA security dance
The theme of this year's RSA Conference: ancient Vedic mathematics and a mathematical sage named Aryabhatta.

Scenes from RSA
Conference attendees flock to the San Jose McEnery Convention Center to hear the security industry's take on computer threats.

Symantec, VeriSign CEOs push trust
The two execs speak onstage during RSA, urging business leaders to protect the digital economy.

Gates takes the stage
In his RSA keynote, Gates touts Windows Vista and the end of the password in computers.

Symantec buys IMlogic in all-cash dealJanuary 3, 2006

When privacy glitches are good for business December 8, 2005

ROI: Risk of incarceration? November 14, 2005

Windows AntiSpyware becomes 'Defender' November 7, 2005

Separating myth from reality in ID theft October 24, 2005

Hacking for dollars July 6, 2005

Windows anti-spyware to come free of charge February 15, 2005

Plague carriers: Most users unaware of PC infections April 30, 2004

Alarm growing over bot software April 30, 2004