Cellcrypt releases voice encryption app for Android

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• Cellcrypt releases voice encryption app for Android
• Securing Volly: A Pitney Bowes challenge
• Regaining perspective on security problems
• Despite years of talk, utilities remain compromised
• Can virtual machine and cloud systems secure PCI payment card data?
• Spear phishers sharpen skills, craft 'incredible' attacks, say experts
• Attacks on IMF, Lockheed, others highlight need for defenses against targeted attacks
• Lulzsec sets sights on U.S. Senate and game-maker Bethesda
• Privacy groups push for U.S. Facebook probe
• iCloud: Apple's cumulonimbus vision

Cellcrypt releases voice encryption app for Android Posted: 14 Jun 2011 08:37 AM PDT The company Cellcrypt released an application on Tuesday for mobile phones running Android that encrypts voice calls, addressing increasing concern that voice traffic over cellular networks could be intercepted with off-the-shelf equipment.

Securing Volly: A Pitney Bowes challenge Posted: 14 Jun 2011 07:40 AM PDT Ensuring the strongest possible security is one of Pitney Bowes main priorities -- and challenges -- in implementing Volly and planning the infrastructure that will support it.

Regaining perspective on security problems Posted: 14 Jun 2011 07:03 AM PDT With all the bad security news that has come out over the last few months, you might think the sky is falling. Once a story catches people's attention, we start seeing it everywhere, kind of like noticing a lot of blue cars after you just bought a blue car. The problem with all this is that it distorts the conversation and we may fail to notice the really important security lessons that can be learned:

Despite years of talk, utilities remain compromised Posted: 14 Jun 2011 06:42 AM PDT Experts say power grid remains vulnerable, though progress has been made.

Can virtual machine and cloud systems secure PCI payment card data? Posted: 14 Jun 2011 03:00 AM PDT Can sensitive payment card data be processed and held in virtual-machine (VM) systems or cloud-computing environments?

Spear phishers sharpen skills, craft 'incredible' attacks, say experts Posted: 14 Jun 2011 02:53 AM PDT Recent break-ins at high-profile targets like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) demonstrate just how proficient hackers have become at 'spear phishing,' researchers said today.

Attacks on IMF, Lockheed, others highlight need for defenses against targeted attacks Posted: 14 Jun 2011 02:09 AM PDT The recent spate of successful cyber attacks against high-profile organizations has focused fresh attention on the need for enterprises to implement new defenses against targeted threats.

Lulzsec sets sights on U.S. Senate and game-maker Bethesda Posted: 13 Jun 2011 04:57 AM PDT The Lulzsec hacking group continues to cause headaches for IT staffers. On Monday it published data it obtained from servers belonging to the U.S. Senate and Bethesda Softworks, a Rockville, Maryland, game maker.

Privacy groups push for U.S. Facebook probe Posted: 13 Jun 2011 02:02 AM PDT Several privacy groups are asking U.S. regulators to force Facebook to halt plans for its facial recognition service.

iCloud: Apple's cumulonimbus vision Posted: 12 Jun 2011 11:21 PM PDT The most surprising thing about the presentations Apple's leaders gave at the company's Worldwide Developers Conference earlier this month was that we actually had been told in advance about some of the news that was going to be discussed.

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