Martin Roesch expressed disappointment with the Open Information Security Foundation's efforts, and touted Razorback, Sourcefire's open source analysis and detection engine, as truly innovative.
TenCube, developer of the WaveSecure mobile security service platform, will be acquired by McAfee, the company announced, to broaden its security capabilities.
"Meaningful personal details" weren't disclosed when Google's cars collected publicly broadcast Wi-Fi network names and MAC addresses, finds British government authorities.
Adding SMobile's Junos Pulse software platform for smartphones, tablets, netbooks and notebooks, helps position Juniper to better compete in the mobile client security market.
Expanding on its social media, instant message and email archiving offerings, Smarsh has launched a mobile message archiving module for BlackBerry, Android and Windows with iPhone support due later this year.
The Bouncer client enforces a whitelist of approved applications at the kernel level and provides list administration through a central management application.
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To accelerate adoption of cloud computing in the public sector, Google has launched a version of Google Apps that meets government regulatory requirements.
The Library of Congress Copyright Office ruling refutes Apple's contention that iPhone buyers are licensees of the technology, not owners, and thereby bound by the company's licensing agreement.
Zbot financial malware only works when executed on one specific machine and from one specific path, similar to hardware-based licensing systems employed by major software companies.
Auctioning off prime wireless spectrum to help pay for a public safety network versus giving public safety providers priority access to the D-block is the crux of the battle.
The Public Safety Spectrum and Wireless Innovation Act Senator John "Jay" Rockefeller plans to introduce will likely call for setting aside 10 MHz of the D-Block for a nationwide wireless network.
As security professionals converge in Las Vegas for Black Hat USA 2010, conference founder Jeff Moss says interest in mobile vulnerabilities is growing.
The security of a virtualization solution is "heavily dependent" on the security of each of its components, according to the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Schedule A expedited hiring authority will allow the Air Force to fill almost 700 new cybersecurity positions without posting and publicizing the positions.