Sue Poremba

As we get ready to flip the calendar to December, I’ve been getting and seeing a lot of 2013 predictions. I haven’t begun to glimpse at them yet — I

Eight Trends That Are Changing Network Security Yesterday, I talked about how the vast majority of APT cyber attacks appear to be caused by spear-phishing

Spam and Phishing Attacks Are Taking Advantage of Holidays and Major Events I would hope by now that most people know the basic tricks of how to tell a

One of the truisms in life is that no matter what you do, you aren’t going to make everyone happy — even when you are providing improved security for a

Like it or not, when your employees return back to work after the Thanksgiving holiday, a good number of them are going to spend their break time (and

Five Best Practices for Cloud Security Tips on how to better secure your cloud computing environment. Even as people become more familiar with cloud

Top Five Emerging Malware Threats You know that hackers will find any way possible to get your company’s financial records, intellectual property or

After the election was over, if you listened closely enough, you heard a few senators say they wanted to take another stab at the cybersecurity bill that

Well, that didn’t take long. Windows 8 was released at the end of October, and the November version of Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday included updates for

Six Tips to Prepare Online Retail Servers for Cyber Monday Follow these important server maintenance tips or risk losing bumper sales on Cyber Monday.

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks have been at the forefront of security conversations lately, largely due to the number of hits against the

Email and Information Security Trends 2012 During a lull at the polls on Tuesday, where I was handing out blank ballots to voters, the discussion of