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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. In our l ...

Last week, I went to lunch with Dave Abraham, co-founder and CEO of Signify, an information security company that delivers two-factor authentication.   One of their leading products is the RSA SecurID token. Yes, the red and blue ones. Yes, the ones that have been very famously compromised ...

  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 ...

I'm posting this blog on behalf of John Walker, whose account is temporarily having some 'down time'... Recent reports have stated that the Anonymous Hacktivists group is to set up its own social networking site and service, after they were understandably rejected from the fledgling Google+ si ...

I hope that by now you have heard the good news? (If not, please click here to read the press release)...   With immediate effect, Infosecurity Magazine (with its website and online programmes) has merged with the Infosecurity Europe show, owned by Reed Exhibitions. The press release has go ...

 So, thus begins my blog. Admittedly, it’s long overdue. My intention to blog has been very honourable (honestly), it’s just the ‘actually doing it’ bit which has been a little slack, to say the least. Yesterday, I spent the day at The Security Company – a wonde ...