16 security problems bigger than Flame

	Security researchers discover link between Stuxnet and Flame | What IT can do now that user passwords aren't safe
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	16 security problems bigger than Flame Defending ourselves against everything Flame won't address IT's real problem -- or the 16 problems illustrating how besieged the infrastructures underlying IT really are. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CIO Perspective Balancing Business Needs with the Chaos of Mobile Security Hear an engaging panel discussion featuring prominent IT leaders from Boston industries discuss how their companies are managing today's mega-trends for maximum business benefit. Learn about the CIO role around enablement vs. security, agility vs. integration, and business vs. IT technology resource control at CIO Perspectives Boston. Register Today! In this Issue Security researchers discover link between Stuxnet and Flame What IT can do now that user passwords aren't safe Privacy: a joke to companies, no laughing matter to users Stupid security mistakes: Things you missed while doing the hard stuff RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver Final Week to Register! IT Roadmap only comes to Denver once a year so don't miss this opportunity to join hundreds of local colleagues who will gain a year's worth of enterprise-ready ideas, answers, best practices, and key contacts all in one day – in one place. Attend Free. IT Roadmap Denver – 6/20 - Colorado Convention Center. Security researchers discover link between Stuxnet and Flame Security researchers from antivirus vendor Kaspersky Labs have found evidence that the development teams behind the Flame and Stuxnet cyberespionage threats collaborated with each other. Read More What IT can do now that user passwords aren't safe Here are the strategies IT should consider in a world where users' personal passwords can be stolen from their online providers, yet are probably also circulating at work. Read More Privacy: a joke to companies, no laughing matter to users By and large, consumers are the ones who pay the price when their identities are stolen. If organizations really took our privacy seriously, they'd face serious penalties for such breaches. Until then, the whole notion is just a joke, and not a funny one. Read More Stupid security mistakes: Things you missed while doing the hard stuff IT pros would do well to remember that some distinctly low-tech security problems that are not particularly sophisticated -- in fact, some might call them distinctly dumb -- mean bad things for the companies or people who suffer them. Read More
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