Sue Poremba

Yes, I am one of those people who make New Year’s resolutions every year — or, at least, I call them my New Year’s goals. I write them down and hang them

When you write about IT security, you see a lot of threat reports. They come quarterly; they come annually. They are the best snapshot possible to

No question that mobile security is going to be one of the biggest concerns of the coming year. It’s been a concern in 2012, of course, but as tablets

The attack that I worry about the most is malware that dumps keylogging software onto your computer, allowing a bad guy somewhere to grab your passwords

Quick Tips to Bolster Security in Your Organization I saw that hacktivist group Anonymous made headlines today, but based on the various articles’

It’s been a while since one of the hacktivist groups made a big splash, but this week, an Anonymous spin-off has claimed to make a huge hit that involved

2013's Top Security Pain Points: Mobile, APTs, Third-Party Apps In the days after the election, I saw a headline from The Onion making the social media

Security and Compliance: Violations and Lack of Confidence Are Widespread Before the cloud became so accessible to the average user, I used flash drives

Spam and Phishing Report: Scammers Taking Advantage of Major Events Phishing scams happen year-round, but we know that the bad guys like to take advantage

The Top 12 Scams of Christmas 2012: New Threats Hitting Mobile, Email and the Web I admit that I am a paranoid online shopper. My concerns started years

I read somewhere that Instagram, the photo-sharing app, had a record number of posts on Thanksgiving Day. With the holiday season in full swing, Instagram

Eighteen months ago, Microsoft proclaimed a victory over autorun malware – a problem that had plagued Windows for years. As eWEEK described it back in