Stop and think about your bank for a minute. Do they pile the money up in the middle of the lobby? Why not?–There are locks on the doors.

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The notorious Zeus malware can transmit stolen data immediately using an instant messaging module

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100,000 websites were destroyed by a targeted a zero-day vulnerability in a widely-used virtualization application.

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Six hard drive manufacturers have joined forces behind a standard for firmware-level hard drive encryption, an important step for security interoperability.

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A single cyber crime group has stolen more than a half million bank, credit and debit card accounts over the past two-and-a-half years using one of the most advanced strains of computer spyware in existence, according to research to be published today. The discovery is among the largest stolen data caches ever recovered.

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On Oct. 1, a new Nevada law went into effect that requires organizations operating in the state to encrypt personal information sent outside of the organization. A similar, but more restrictive, law will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2009 in Massachusetts.

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