Infosecurity Europe show opens with security cafes and expert forums
The Infosecurity Europe show opens for a three-day run in London today, with two features that are new for 2009 – security cafes and expert forums.
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The Infosecurity Europe show opens for a three-day run in London today, with two features that are new for 2009 – security cafes and expert forums.
Despite the need for security being exaggerated in an economic downturn, smaller IT security companies will suffer, says Dave Hansen, Corporate SVP &GM Security Business Unit at CA, speaking to Infosecurity at the RSA conference in San Francisco.
Despite the need for security being exaggerated in an economic downturn, smaller IT security companies will suffer, says Dave Hansen, Corporate SVP &GM Security Business Unit at CA, speaking to Infosecurity at the RSA conference in San Francisco.
Last week, Infosecurity Magazine was at the RSA show in San Francisco. A variety of vendors launched new products.
Join Infosecurity magazine and Check Point software technologies in a webinar discussing `software blades,’ a new architecture that allows companies to select from a library of over 20 software-driven systems to create a tailored security gateway for s…
Join Infosecurity magazine and Check Point software technologies in a webinar discussing `software blades,’ a new architecture that allows companies to select from a library of over 20 software-driven systems to create a tailored security gateway for s…
Privacy International has slammed the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) ruling that Google Street View does not contravene the Data Protection Act.
SmoothWall has taken the wraps off a new rack-mounted web filtering appliance that uses the company’s Guardian web filtering technology.
Tufin Technologies has announced a policy and security network API (application programming interface) initiative and has enlisted the support of several IT security vendors for the program.
Finjan has uncovered what appears to be one of the largest bot networks controlled by a single cybercrime gang, with 1.9 million infected zombie computers forming the swarm.