Commonly referred to as the year of the hack, it is no secret what 2011 has become famous for in the information security industry. This year's headlines, reports Fred Donovan, have been made up of data breaches, hacks, APT attacks and mergers and acquisitions
Should you have to give up privacy to get more security, or does one actually support the other? Danny Bradbury sounds out the experts
Within industry circles, 2011 has become known as the year of the hack, or the year of the black hat if you prefer. Game-changing malware has exploded, proving that the critical national infrastructure is under threat and that cyber war and cyber espionage are very daunting realities.
Most nations consider travel data to be crucial to protecting national security. How that data is collected, stored, and secured however seems to be a closely guarded secret. Wendy M. Grossman investigates
The road from Minnesota to Washington has many stops, especially when you take the scenic route. Drew Amorosi recently met Patricia Titus of Unisys to regale in her remarkable journey
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