The latest craze in cloud computing shows great promise, but it is introducing a host of new security issues, reports Deb Radcliff.

The underground network of hackers and cyber profiteers are under more pressure from law enforcement, reports Deb Radcliff.

Portable media devices are being used to lift corporate data, but there are tools to defend against this practice, reports Deb Radcliff.

Institutions of higher learning encourage openness on their networks, but find they must impose controls, says Deb Radcliff.

Data breach laws have proven to be helpful to consumers, but daunting to those charged with enforcement.

"The vast amount of data produced by humans is of low value and we're taking too much time securing all of it when we need only secure the layers that actually are of value to criminals," said one speaker at an RSA Conference panel hosted by the Jericho Forum.

A panel at RSA explores wiretapping and the legal ramifications for ISPs.

Technical innovations, coupled with regulations, more sophisticated attacks and gaps between technology deployed and the knowledge of the users continue to grow larger, Art Coveillo Jr., president of RSA, said in his keynote address at the RSA Conference.

User education was the main theme weaving together Symantec's R&D in enterprise, consumer and SMB security during Monday's Symantec roundtable at the RSA Conference in San Francisco..

Retailers are having a tough time coming into compliance with PCI DSS, but there are solutions out there, reports Deb Radcliff.