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MoD Staff Leak Military Secrets on Facebook and Twitter

The Ministry of Defence has admitted that staff leaked secret information 16 times on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter over the past 18 months.

PCI QSAs, certifications to get new scrutiny

The PCI Security Standards Council now has a team of five reviewing PCI assessments for inconsistencies and has increased funding for its QSA oversight program.

Bank Files Lawsuit Against Victim of $800,000 Cybertheft

A Texas bank is suing a customer hit by an $800,000 cybertheft in a case that could test the extent to which customers should be held responsible for protecting their online accounts from compromises.

Leadership Roles: Organizing for Success

Are stovepiped leadership roles inhibiting enterprise systems protection? Ryan Averbeck and Jeffrey Jones look at how military and private sector groups can reorganize for better results.

Cisco, NetApp, VMware Team Up on Virtualization Security

Cisco, NetApp and VMware announced a project to improve the security of virtualization deployments, with a focus on isolating applications that use the same physical network, server and storage resources in multi-tenant systems.

Nebraskan Pleads Guilty to 2008 Web Attack on Scientologists

A 20-year-old man from Nebraska has agreed to plead guilty to charges stemming from a January 2008 attack on Web sites of the Church of Scientology.

Data breach costs continue to rise in 2009, Ponemon study finds

A Ponemon Institute study of 45 businesses found data breach costs increased last year to $204 per compromised record, a rise of $2 per customer record over 2008 costs.

IPhone Hacker Says He's Also Cracked PlayStation 3

The 20-year-old hacker best known for cracking Apple's iPhone says he's done it again, this time with Sony's PlayStation 3.

Report: CISOs Keep Breach Costs Lower

The latest "Cost of a Data Breach" survey from the Ponemon Institute finds companies with a CISO are better able to handle loss of sensitive information.

Chinese Human Rights Sites Hit By DDoS Attack

Five Web sites run by Chinese human rights activists were attacked by hackers over the weekend, as a separate row continued between Google and China over political cyberattacks.