Sue Poremba

Usually, the quarterly malware reports from various security vendors have few surprises. You can pretty well guess what they will report if you follow

An announcement from the FBI caught my eye. The agency doesn’t just want to stop cyber crime; it wants to find the hackers responsible.According to the

I’m not a fan of Halloween. I don’t like being scared or spooked. I have no interest of giving myself goosebumps and sleepless nights from a movie or

I sent my son a note this morning to ask if he was working at home. Yes, he said, but he had little choice in the matter. All of eastern Pennsylvania is

A few years ago, when I first started writing about data security, I had a conversation with a security expert about insider threats. The expert turned

According to a recent article in the Huffington Post, nearly half of all robberies in San Francisco are smartphone thefts. These aren’t just simple thefts

How Password Savvy Are You? Test your password acumen with these 10 questions. Over the weekend, I had a conversation about social media with two

The recent attacks on the banking industry have put Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks in the spotlight. Expect to keep seeing stories about

Cyber Criminals Targeting High-Profile Brands and Keywords to Undermine Users Two years ago, I wouldn’t have thought twice about the results of a new

When shortened URLs began appearing regularly on Twitter and other social media sites, I was skeptical. You can’t tell what the original website is, as

I love free Wi-Fi. I admit it. I love being able to go to a coffee shop and bum around on my favorite websites. This summer, when I spent July in hotel

As if we don’t have enough to worry about when it comes to BYOD, the folks at Zscaler have found a new and rather alarming problem with mobile apps. New