Sue Poremba

We’re settled enough into the new year that I think we can take a look back and see just what kind of year 2012 was in the world of security.It was a busy

The DDoS attacks on the banking industry aren’t going away anytime soon. The bad guys know that the attacks are effective, or at least aren’t being

We know that employees and internal attacks are a major nemesis to good cybersecurity. But what do you do if someone from the inside has alerted you to a

For a different take on this story, check out Carl Weinschenk’s post, “This Bob’s Not a Builder.”Have you heard about the guy now known as “Developer

My calendar tells me it is January, but Kaspersky Lab returned us to October, announcing the discovery of Red October malware — a cyber espionage network

Last fall, South Carolina was hit with a huge data breach that affected millions of its citizens. The breach was at the Department of Revenue and, as of

When I write about the vulnerabilities of critical infrastructure, particularly our energy sources, someone almost always comments that if the

We’re only 16 days into 2013, and yet, we’ve already seen the release of two emergency patches. One, of course, was Oracle’s patch for Java. But on

As he drove me home after I had surgery on Friday morning, my husband asked me if I heard about the recommendations to disable Java from computers.

As I mentioned earlier this week, 2013 has begun with DDoS attacks on the banking industry, and now it has been suggested that these attacks may be

If you read my blog regularly, I’m going to make the assumption that network security is important to you and your company. If so, congratulations (and if

A belated Happy New Year! I was off the grid for a while for the holidays and vacation, so I’m now finally catching up with the latest news in network