Shlomo Kramer is well known in the IT security industry for being a co-founder of Check Point and, more recently, has been CEO/president of data security specialist Imperva. Infosecurity caught up with him in London this week for his observations – and…

A new feature on Facebook is, at the very least, questionable, and may even be a social networking risk, says a leading IT security researcher.

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Bank of America recently won a ruling blocking four former employees of its U.S. Trust unit from using the bank’s client information at their new employer, Dynasty Financial Partners.

The Ohio State University said that a university server containing personal information on 760,000 people was accessed by hackers. The university stressed that it had no information that the personal information was taken from the server.

Leading technology businesses are backing an initiative to help organisations secure global supply chains against cybercrime threats.

The number of smartphone malware infections have increased 33% this year over 2009 figures, according to a survey by network-based security provider AdaptiveMobile.

Antid0te, a tool developed by security researcher Stefan Esser, is expected to provide security protection against worms that attack a jailbroken iPhone.

Cloud security has been something of a hot topic so far this year but, according to Colin Bannister, CA Technologies’ chief technology officer, it will be even more of a hot topic on company agendas as we move into the New Year.

It seems that ATM skimmers – fraudsters who attach magnetic stripe skimming devices to cash machines – have moved up a notch or two in the technology stakes by adding GSM-equipped data modems to their readers.