Stories by: Sarah Scalet

If anti-stealthware vendors operated more like anti-virus vendors, you might just be able to monitor your enterprise for keylogging software. As it is, you’re out of luck.

The way Alan Westin sees it, privacy is not so much a cause or a burden for the corporate world as it is a balance — one that he has spent the past four decades helping businesses negotiate.

Over the past few months, politicians across the US were jockeying for an unlikely distinction: a top spot on a list of likely terrorist targets. The prize for the winners? A bigger piece of federal antiterrorism funding.

Is it time for information security to quit being so defensive?

Disclaim all you want. The fact is, most e-mail ‘confidentiality notices’ accomplish nothing.

Economics is changing information security. You can help write the new rulebook.

After a year and a half of pushing the rock up Capitol Hill, Richard Clarke, President Bush's top cybersecurity adviser, apparently can't take it anymore

James Loy, head of the US Transportation Security Administration, says that he can safeguard the airlines and their passengers, now that the government has said he can unpack.

What’s more irritating than spam? Spoofed spam. Just ask ISC2.

At a town hall meeting about the White House’s strategy to secure cyberspace, the former Microsoft CSO was in his element.

A reality check on your top five concerns about reporting security incidents.