Kaspersky vows anti-virus products are safe despite source-code theft

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• Kaspersky vows anti-virus products are safe despite source-code theft
• 5 New Online Security Threats to Avoid
• After attack, SourceForge speeds move to new security model
• Cost of regulatory security compliance? On average, $3.5M
• Costs of delayed validation

Kaspersky vows anti-virus products are safe despite source-code theft Posted: 31 Jan 2011 08:34 AM PST Kasperesky Lab says the anti-virus source code that one of its employees stole three years ago and distributed online cannot harm customers of the company's current products.

5 New Online Security Threats to Avoid Posted: 31 Jan 2011 08:13 AM PST Hackers just keep devising new ways to target Facebook and Amazon.com users. Read up on these five threats before you're "spear phished" - or worse.

After attack, SourceForge speeds move to new security model Posted: 31 Jan 2011 06:29 AM PST The open-source software development site SourceForge is speeding up its move to a new a security model following a targeted attack that may have compromised the passwords of its large user base.

Cost of regulatory security compliance? On average, $3.5M Posted: 31 Jan 2011 08:00 AM PST The cost of achieving regulatory security compliance is on average $3.5 million each year, according to a survey of 160 individuals leading the IT, privacy and audit efforts at 46 multinational organizations.

Costs of delayed validation Posted: 31 Jan 2011 08:00 AM PST In my opinion, we should be equally vigilant in all of our business communications. Take the time to be sure that you got it right during a discussion with your colleagues.

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