RSA 2013

RSA 2013

RSA's annual conference has kicked off in San Francisco.

Latest about RSA 2013

Three-quarters of RSA delegates have plugged in found USB sticks 

Three-quarters of RSA delegates have plugged in found USB sticks

Sixty eight percent admit to being data breach victims.
Blackhat pen test service opens 

Blackhat pen test service opens

PHP bugs zapped.
Dell builds sinkhole data-sharing platform  

Dell builds sinkhole data-sharing platform

Builds and shares open source tool.
CommBank builds security fault tree after RSA breach 

CommBank builds security fault tree after RSA breach

Shares defensive security models with rival Big Four, industry players.
Use decoy and deception to mess with hackers 

Use decoy and deception to mess with hackers

active defense
Titans clash over Do Not Track 

Titans clash over Do Not Track

Google and Facebook say thank advertising for free services.
Biz 'royally sucks' at building security awareness 

Biz 'royally sucks' at building security awareness

IT management needs to make executives believers before they start implementing their security strategies, according to a longtime security adviser.
CISOs tout Big Data benefits 

CISOs tout Big Data benefits

List ways to attain corporate support.
Hackers focus energy on solar sector 

Hackers focus energy on solar sector

Design documents stolen.
RSA says biz should move to Big Data amid govt stall 

RSA says biz should move to Big Data amid govt stall

Opening RSA 2013 keynote.
RSA conf security wonks debate China hacking fall out 

RSA conf security wonks debate China hacking fall out

China won't cry if the West says 'mean things'.
Contracts and pen tests key to outsourcing deals 

Contracts and pen tests key to outsourcing deals

Contractual jargon also important.
Microsoft says infosec industry has persevered 

Microsoft says infosec industry has persevered

The future is bright.
New beta Stuxnet also attacked Iran nuke program 

New beta Stuxnet also attacked Iran nuke program

Stuxnet '0.5' was designed to shut off gas valves.
Rookie mobile app security company judged 'most innovative' 

Rookie mobile app security company judged 'most innovative'

Runs mobile apps on public or private clouds.
RSA adds to Security Analytics and managed service model 

RSA adds to Security Analytics and managed service model

NextGen Security Operations Services launched.
RSA Conference 2013 opens 

RSA Conference 2013 opens

Major corporations are reeling from breaches, and the threat of foreign attacks has never been more pronounced.
Passwords, SSH keys exposed on GitHub  

Passwords, SSH keys exposed on GitHub

GitHub search down, but user mistakes still exposed.
Phishers duck researchers with filtered victim lists 

Phishers duck researchers with filtered victim lists

Bouncer list phishing redirects outsiders to 404 pages.
Carberp trojan for sale for $40k 

Carberp trojan for sale for $40k

Researchers suspect sale will bankroll new malware campaign.
Citadel developer banned from crime forum 

Citadel developer banned from crime forum

RSA says the ousting of Aquabox is just the latest indication that the Citadel network is headed further underground.
Co-lo VMs busted by crypto attack 

Co-lo VMs busted by crypto attack

Side-channel cache-sniffers steal keys.
#RSAC: Uni prof says Anonymous is 'like a noisy child' 

#RSAC: Uni prof says Anonymous is 'like a noisy child'

Atari Teenage Riot frontman says Anonymous will be filled with a new wave of members.
RSA finds phishing led to $658m in worldwide loses  

RSA finds phishing led to $658m in worldwide loses

Tried-and-true phishing scams continue to win a psychological game with victims.
Thousands compromised as hackers target schools, banks 

Thousands compromised as hackers target schools, banks

Attackers gain foothold in corporate networks.
Citadel trojan goes off grid 

Citadel trojan goes off grid

Shuts to public rabble, open to trusted botmasters.
RSA hits out at SecurID research  

RSA hits out at SecurID research

Media reports of 2fa 'crack' are misleading.
RSA tokens 'broken' in 13 minutes 

RSA tokens 'broken' in 13 minutes

The fragility of authentication tokens against established attack vectors have been detailed.
Botmaster offers fraud service for noobs 

Botmaster offers fraud service for noobs

Includes live support and custom script injection.
The six most dangerous infosec attacks 

The six most dangerous infosec attacks

And what's coming next.
Workgroups needed during breaches 

Workgroups needed during breaches

Intelligence is king.
FBI warns businesses to shape up security 

FBI warns businesses to shape up security

Grey hats demonstrate weak security postures.
Breaches help bend ears of execs 

Breaches help bend ears of execs

Make your CEO security savvy.
Smart grid operators lack intelligence 

Smart grid operators lack intelligence

NSA urged to provide threat advice.
Did Lulzsec's slip seal its fate? 

Did Lulzsec's slip seal its fate?

Group gave clues to cops after accessing lulzsecurity over a UK router.
NSA builds Android phone for top secret calls   

NSA builds Android phone for top secret calls

Blueprints released to public.
Beware the digital native 

Beware the digital native

Young professionals causing a headache for enterprise security.
Visa threatens banks over spammer accounts  

Visa threatens banks over spammer accounts

Delinquent banks scared, shutter spammer bank accounts.
SANS builds digital certificate checker 

SANS builds digital certificate checker

Free tool will monitor changes to web brower certificate lists.
Security industry "at serious risk of failing" 

Security industry "at serious risk of failing"

The last 12 months have challenged the security industry more than ever before.
RSA expands NetWitness Live 

RSA expands NetWitness Live

NetWitness Live platform now provide more threat content and customised content distribution capabilities.
Infosec burn-out rate rising 

Infosec burn-out rate rising

Stress to succeed too much for some.
In pictures: #RSA San Fran 

In pictures: #RSA San Fran

The 18th annual RSA Conference will kick off tomorrow in San Francisco and SC has snapped some early photos of the conference floor.
Micron21 deploys tokens to virtual server users 

Micron21 deploys tokens to virtual server users

Chooses non-RSA system after technical evaluation.
Hackers of RSA scalp 760 businesses 

Hackers of RSA scalp 760 businesses

Aussies telcos names
McAfee, RSA integrate ePolicy Orchestrator and Archer 

McAfee, RSA integrate ePolicy Orchestrator and Archer

Promise better understanding of risk and compliance issues.
'Soft' SecurID hits mobiles 

'Soft' SecurID hits mobiles

New software developer kits brings one-time passwords to iPhone, Android and Blackberry.
RSA attacked by two groups 

RSA attacked by two groups

Claims nation-state led the attack, but lacks evidence to lay blame.
RSA opens with apology 

RSA opens with apology

"What does not kill you makes you stronger", president says.
Aussie blue chips breached in RSA-style attacks. 

Aussie blue chips breached in RSA-style attacks.

Big businesses fall to social engineering.
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