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IT security is a futile pursuit says IBM

There is no future in the security business, says new head of IBM Internet Security Systems

Perfect crime

The global e-crime undergroud provides a masterclass in modern business practice

Beating the cheaters

A Las Vegas security expert provides a glimpse of the techniques that casinos use to catch out cheating gamblers

Data theft is a people issue

It is important to understand the legal context for guarding against data theft, says Warren Wayne of law firm Bird & Bird.

Securing virtual environments

What can organisations do to ensure virtualisation initiatives are not compromising their security regimes?

When the sky falls

Forced out of its offices by a collapsing building, Watson Wyatt saw its business continuity investments prove their worth

This data will self-destruct

New anti-theft device wipes sensitive information

Veracode strives for standard security

Fledgling testing provider declares war on insecure code

The China security threat

The threat that China poses to IT security is making Western business executives nervous

Kaspersky Lab lifts the iron curtain

Russian security vendor to launch on the London Stock Exchange

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Cyber assault

The threat to the UK’s critical IT infrastructure from cyber terrorists and activists is growing.

Home workers open security breaches

Home users' lax approach to security is seriously undermining corporate defences.

The state of security

Businesses are looking at new ways to exploit the Internet. But new practices introduce new threats.

Terrorism: IT’s response

Events in recent years have forced organisations to take the impact of a terrorist attack seriously.

The truth about biometrics

The adoption of biometrics is at a tipping point after decades of failed trials and mistrust.