Thanks to everyone who voted and attended the Computing Security Awards on the 8th October....

Just a reminder that you have until 30th September to cast your votes. The awards will be presented....

Web 2.0 aids enterprises in conducting business, but also introduces many damaging risks....

Web 2.0 aids enterprises in conducting business, but also introduces many damaging risks....

Ensuring end-of-life sensitive data and IP are properly erased is crucial. But how?

Organisations must adopt a more agile risk-based approach to cyber security, if they are to address new challenges

In a bid to outwit the fraudsters, biometrics is beginning to exert an ever greater influence

2015 may be even more daunting than last year. Here’s what you can look forward to – or not! – according to the experts

Imagine this: employers monitoring programmers' pulses, eye movements and even...

The industry needs to move towards a more holistic view of information and systems, argues Dr Anand Narasimhan, director, Sims Lifecycle Services EU

How do you defend against malware that is undetectable once it reaches your computer? Andrew Conway, lead software engineer at Cloudmark, offers some answers

All the winners of the 2014 Computing Security Awards were revealed at an awards ceremony on 9 October to cap another great evening of celebration...

Technical vulnerabilities in their businesses - eg, cyber security, data integrity and mobile devices - are causing SMES ever deeper concerns

Technical vulnerabilities in their businesses - eg, cyber security, data integrity and mobile devices – are causing SMES ever deeper concerns

Following the Waking Shark II security scenario at the end of last year, which involved financial firms being hit with a series of cyber attacks in order to test their defences....

The TABULA RASA consortium is working to develop countermeasures that will see a powerful new breed of safer biometric systems

Many power companies are now being refused insurance cover for cyber-attacks, because their defences are perceived as too weak

UK businesses could be hit hard in the pocket by a new EU Cyber Security Directive

Penetration ('pen') testing is the practice of attacking your systems and network to seek out any vulnerabilities that others might try to exploit. It could save you and your customers from the hackers and attackers out there...

Thanks to Solid State Drives (SSD), the wider world has now become our office. But there are many thorny issues regarding the retirement of these assets..

Keeping business systems safe and protecting your data has never been more difficult to achieve. And it is only likely to become harder. Getting the right risk management strategy in place is critical...

While the internet can be a positive force for good, it is also a haven for the very bad - and it doesn't get much worse than cybercrime. What is being done to protect UK businesses? Are the cybercriminals getting the upper-hand in a one-way battle? Brian Wall finds out...

BYOD - bring your own device - is enjoying enormous growth and that is likely only to accelerate. However, opinion is still divided as to whether it is a force for good or bad. Brian Wall reports...

Despite the potential threats, as many as 25% of all PCs remain unprotected. Why is there such a poor attitude to security in some quarters? Computing Security finds out...

The Computing Security Awards are now a 'must attend' date in the calendars of more and more businesses. 2013 is certain to be as hotly contested as ever before...

Apps are everywhere, it would appear, and spreading like wildfire. What are the security implications? and just how do you keep pace?...

What are likely to be the major challenges that organisations are faced with in the year ahead? Computing Security quizzes those in the know...