White House BlackBerry Breach a Wake-up Call
[April 28, 2008] Security experts say incident is a lesson in mobile device security.

Begging to be Spammed
[April 25, 2008] As part of a month-long experiment, McAfee challenged 50 volunteers to generate as much spam as they could. To no one's surprise, it's easy going.

Security Here and There
[April 10, 2008] Foreign compliance vendors say security trumps privacy in the U.S.

What Limits For Warrantless Wiretapping?
[April 10, 2008] RSA panel mulls the balance between security needs and personal privacy.

HP Targets Storage With New Security Tools
[April 4, 2008] Vendor expands Secure Advantage Portfolio with new tools and free service.

Mobile Spam Threat Worth Keeping a Watchful Eye
[April 1, 2008] Right now carriers are doing the anti-spam lifting but things could change.

Firefox Update Tackles Pair of Critical Bugs
[March 26, 2008] Mozilla plugs holes while the march continues toward Firefox 3.

Feds Tap Silicon Valley Entrepreneur For Security
[March 21, 2008] Rod Beckstrom goes from selling Wiki software to protecting the .gov hierarchy.

Microsoft Targets Office Remote Execution Flaws
[March 11, 2008] Latest "Patch Tuesday" updates aim to shut the door on a slew of critical Office suite vulnerabilities.

Trend Micro Lightens Exchange's Load
[March 12, 2008] Message Archiver is designed to provide a fast, searchable archive of e-mail.

Cisco: It's Time For a Human Firewall
[March 10, 2008] New research shows that IT plans on spending more on IT. Cisco argues that it shouldn't just go to technology.

Is The Storm Worm Finally Blowing Over?
[March 7, 2008] Spam report from Marshal says yes, other security vendors have their doubts.

Malware Threatens Mac Users: Report
[February 15, 2008] Survey shows Apple users expect the bad guys to follow them, but the good news is the evildoers are looking the other way.

Most Mobile Users Don't Know if They Have Security
[February 13, 2008] McAfee-sponsored research finds mobile users expect vendors to pre-install 24 x 7 protection.

Microsoft Delivers a Plethora of Patches
[February 12, 2008] After almost no fixes last month, the company turns out 11 security bulletins, calling six of them "critical."

Web 2.0: Unsafe At Any Speed?
[February 7, 2008] People who specialize in Web security are saying Web 2.0 as it is now can't be secured. Should we keep on this path?

Teleworkers Feel Safe, Threaten Network Security
[February 6, 2008] Study finds remote workers jeopardize their corporate networks with unsafe activities -- while ironically believing the Internet is getting safer.

Symantec Finds Scope of IT Risk Widening
[January 31, 2008] Network availability now tops security among IT managers' concerns, while worries grow beyond hackers to include misplaced equipment and thumb drives.

Streamlining Tech Support And Rooting Out 'Evil'
[January 31, 2008] Enterprise security and PC tech support for consumers on display at DEMO.

Storm's Creators Face a Storm of Their Own
[January 30, 2008] Law enforcement knows who created one of the worst worms to hit the Internet. The hard part is arresting them.

Cisco Pushes Big Firewall For Big Business Needs
[January 23, 2008] A new high-end security appliance from Cisco scales to full 10GbE and two million simultaneous connections.

VoIP Vulnerabilities Get Star Billing in Report
[January 18, 2008] Predicting top five threats for 2008, Sipera Systems advises 'heightened awareness' of potential perils.

More Trouble For QuickTime
[January 11, 2008] It sounds like a broken record at this point, but QuickTime faces a flaw -- again.

First iPhone Malware Found
[January 10, 2008] It's mostly harmless, but future ones may not be.

The ambitious plan by Sprint, Clearwire, Google and several others to build a fast WiMAX network in the United States could end up having a tremendous impact on the channel, as well as being the last-gasp opportunity for WiMAX itself.

Vendors and reseller organizations are relatively well-run, rational businesses. Charles Watson, senior vice president of marketing and sales of Blueroads, explores why so many complications arise when these two groups start working together.