Security

Aussies lost $230 million to scams in 2015

Linux can’t keep you safe if you don’t update it

"Your machine is insecure unless you're running my kernel," says Greg Kroah-Hartman.

Blockchain’s split personality: Digital disruption or digital distraction?

Cybersecurity and the promise of machine learning

Can machine learning save cybersecurity?

BlackBerry’s Android security survey blatantly promos PRIV

While a remote workforce brings potential risks, CIOs have recognized it also offers significant upside for businesses. Here’s why they’re pushing for rapid technology adoption.

BlackBerry’s Android security survey blatantly promos PRIV

A new survey meant to gauge Android users' thoughts on security and privacy, commissioned by BlackBerry, offers some interesting takeaways but also reads like an ad for the company's PRIV smartphone.

A key security takeaway from Walmart’s chip-and-PIN suit against Visa

Walmart this week accused Visa of not doing everything it can to reduce fraud. The legal action won't likely see resolution soon, but it spotlights an important payment security safeguard consumers can apply immediately.

Cybersecurity and the Black Swan event

Are financial institutions vulnerable to a cybersecurity Black Swan event?

A brief history of the humble airport cell phone lot

In addition to heightened security, the horrific Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks resulted in at least one more enhancement to the modern air travel experience: the cell phone lot.

CII’s Best Practices badge program is making open source projects more secure

Curl, GitLab, the Linux kernel, OpenBlox, OpenSSL, Node.js and Zephyr have received badges

Intelligence must be shared across govt agencies to fight counter-terrorism: Austrac CIO