Network administrators in San Francisco could not access the city's new wide area network because a disgruntled engineer refused to divulge his exclusive credentials.

Prior to remotely deploying any infrastructure in support of globalization, consider the level of trust to be afforded to the remote site, why such trust is merited, and how it will be continuously verified.

Though many states have adopted data breach notification laws, notification is a far cry from prevention.

Nearly half of all federal government employees use wireless internet that allows them to work outside the office, according to a new survey.

Want to make your endpoints and servers more secure, and easier to manage? Consider the Trusted Platform Module (TPM), a hardware-based cryptography chip built into virtually every enterprise PC and notebook, and now installed in over 100 million PCs.

When it comes to database breaches, the real issue is lack of real-time insight into what is actually happening to the data.

Research firms have been saying for quite some time that the antivirus/perimeter approach to security is dead, and targeted attacks could very well be the final nail in the AV coffin.

Email is the grease that makes today's business run smoothly, says Peter Stephenson.

As Google launches its Google Health, security experts are concerned that personal medical records are at a greater risk of being breached.

A new report on the security of the personal information of health care patients indicates that steps need to be taken and rules enforced.