The record snowfall in the Washington, D.C. area since last weekend has been notable for the widespread closings it has caused, and came with an unanticipated side effect for the federal government: the unavailability of its…
A recent article in Washington Technology cites findings in forensic investigations by the Verizon Business Risk team to highlight the difficulty many organizations have in identifying — much less responding to — security intrusions and data…
Security analysts reported yesterday a noticeable spike in network traffic associated with the Pushdo botnet, whose computers somewhat curiously are sending large numbers of fake SSL connections to lots of high-profile websites, including those of the…
Just a day after Steve Jobs presented the highly-anticipated iPad at an event in San Francisco, security analysts are raising concerns about malware, browser and other application attacks, phishing, and other threats seen against the iPhone….
In all the discussion about health information exchange and electronic health records and establishing trust among public and private sector organizations, what’s often lost is the voice of the consumer. The goal of widespread EHR adoption…
In a coincidental reinforcement of a point we raised recently in a different context about the difficulty of establishing the credibility of information found on the Internet, a reliance on unsubstantiated claims and poorly verified (or…
Defense contracting giant Lockheed Martin announced the general availability of its IronCladTM secure USB drive as a fully self-contained PC, containing operating system, applications, and data all within a flash drive form factor that presents the…
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