Sue Poremba

Yesterday morning, I got a message from my son, asking me what I thought of the GoDaddy hack. I was surprised that I didn’t find the news in my normal

I mentioned last Friday that the “McAfee Threats Report: Second Quarter 2012” pointed out the rise of ransomware as a security threat, and I wanted to

I love my Android devices, but I’m not blind about their security problems. Android has been a prime target for malware makers almost from the get-go,

Once in a while, I come across a situation that has me scratching my head. The story of the alleged breach of an FBI laptop and the alleged theft and

After Dropbox records were compromised, the company said it would take steps to improve its customer-side security. One of the ideas that Dropbox said it

My head has been in the clouds a lot lately. Almost daily I’m reading or writing about cloud technology and with that comes the never-ending discussion of

I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve asked security experts about Java’s security problems. I don’t know why I bother anymore because the answer is

On Tuesday, I got an email with this message from Qualys CTO Wolfgang Kandek’s blog post:“Today Adobe released the APSB12-19 bulletin for Adobe Flash and

One of my biggest complaints with security is that it so often reactive, especially on the business level. The security protections are minimal at best at

Is it just me, or does it seem like stories about Apple’s security woes are beginning to pile up? Today’s story involves the vulnerability of the iPhone’s

If I owned a retail business or any business that has direct financial transactions, I’d be very interested in mobile payments — anything to make it

I’m beginning to wonder how long it will take both businesses and employees to grasp the importance of security for BYOD. This isn’t a new topic, after