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As we roll up to the end of the year it's usually time to start making predictions about what will happen next year. But since Drew and the team already did a great job of that I'll instead take a step back and take a look at the shape of the forest, rather than discuss individual trees (import ...

As many of seasoned IT Pros may have noticed, the APT and AET debate has once again been given some tripping space on the boards of the IT security press. However, whenever this happens, the confusion that arises around what ‘they’ are, and what constitutes the ‘label’, sets ...

For more years now than I can to remember, operations have become focused on applications, equipment, and infrastructures to deliver security, and notwithstanding the ever constant warning that this, as a strategy is a flawed approach, nevertheless, organisations continue to follow this direction. H ...

  It's that time of year again. As the rain cruelly chucks itself at our office windows in Richmond, I'm reminded that summer (or what we've had of it) is starting to surrender itself to Autumn, which means that our Virtual Conferences are on the horizon.   Our Infosecurity 2011 UK Autu ...

The high-profile security conference season is usually enlivened with a few Mac attacks, Apple app attacks, and other euphonious assonances. While the most consistent source of such diversions is probably CanSecWest, BlackHat and Defcon often have some interesting harvesting from the Apple orchard t ...