Little by little we are giving up our privacy and with it security ebbs away without us realising what we are losing, warns Eric Doyle

BlackBerry-maker RIM needs to show it can sort itself out and move on, even if only to get a good deal from a potential buyer, says Clint Boulton

RSA's Art Coviello gave a wake-up call to the new world of cyber-attacks at last week's RSA Conference, reports Eric Doyle

Thefts of social security numbers is a problem for US citizens, says Wayne Rash. The criminals that use those numbers threaten us all

Roll up, Roll up. See the amazing feats as security vendors tame wild APTs and put Trojan horses through their paces, cries Eric Doyle

It's great to see Facebook shelling out on Websense security to protect its users - but who will protect us from Facebook, asks Eric Doyle

"Scaremonger" FireEye says every network is under attack. The scary thing, says Eric Doyle , is that the story is true

The virulent Nimda worm shocked the world in 2001, but we are only just starting to learn the lessons of the past, says Eric Doyle

Talking with staff about social media policies and pitfalls is just as effective at securing your company as network-policing, says Nick Morse

Attacks on companies have grown by 44 percent this year, according to HP, and anti-malware products are failing to keep up, says Eric Doyle