W3C updates XKMS
The
XML Key Management Specification (XKMS) 2.0 brings PKI (public key infrastructure) technology into the realm of Web services
The ID Cards Bill: the battle moves on
The UK Government won the vote on the second reading of the ID Cards
Bill by a majority of 31.
The Corporate Anti-Spyware Market Installed Base Expected to Exceed 540 Million Seats by 2009
The latest study by The Radicati Group, "Corporate Anti-Spyware Market, 2005-2009," provides an in-depth analysis of the desktop and gateway-based corporate anti-spyware market, including revenue and installed base market share data and four-year market
forecasts.
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)-based bridging mechanism to the international aerospace and defense (A&D) community
The Boeing Company, Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems, Raytheon and Northrop Grumman Charter Customers for CertiPath;
CertiPath to Provide the First Commercially Managed PKI
Bridge.
MarkMonitor Accredited as First US Registrar for .EU
Highly Anticipated Domain Expected to
Launch in Last Quarter of This Year.
SAFE-BioPharma Association Announces Hiring of CEO
SAFE
Commences Operations and Selects CEO.
Up to 40m credit cards 'hacked'
MasterCard International said the
breach was traced to a company in Atlanta which processes transactions for banks and merchants.
Microsoft warns of critical flaws
The software giant has warned that three
loopholes affecting Windows and Internet Explorer allow an attacker to take control of a personal computer.
Sun Microsystems Addresses SOA Governance With Sun Service Registry
Sun Microsystems, Inc. today
announced the early access availability of the Sun Service Registry for customers who need to track and manage increasing numbers of web services.
Microsoft censors Chinese blogs
Chinese bloggers posting their thoughts via Microsoft's net service face
restrictions on what they can write.
Liberty Alliance Gathers Forces for All-out Attack on Identity Theft
"Nine percent of US online consumers -- or an estimated 6 million online households -- have experienced identity theft. Only 21% of these consumers think their credit cards are secure online," noted Kate Delhagen, principal analyst in Forrester Research's Retail Group. "Because of this security skepticism, retailers must go above and beyond the normal security practices to build trust and increase their interest in purchasing online." See
details.
Centralised security management makes policies easier to define and deploy
An
article promoting CA and RSA.
Adobe and RSA Security Release Results of New Survey on Security and Privacy Policy
Adobe Systems Incorporated (NASDAQ: ADBE) and
RSA Security Inc. (NASDAQ: RSAS) today
announced the results of a survey of 400 Washington-based opinion leaders at a privacy and security policy event in Washington, D.C.
ZoneAlarm Antivirus by Zone Labs Wins 2005 World Class Award From PC World
Referred to by reviewers as a "premier firewall," ZoneAlarm Antivirus integrates
Zone Labs' award-winning firewall technology with superior antivirus technology from
Computer Associates.
NetIQ MailMarshal SMTP Awarded VARBusiness Magazine's Midmarket 'Product of the Year'
NetIQ MailMarshal SMTP is an enterprise scalable, fully integrated and managed e-mail content security solution for spam detection and virus/threat protection. Details
here.
Disruptive Technologies Create Continuing IT Security Challenges
“Each wave of technology
obliterates the security architecture appropriate for its predecessor,” Victor S. Wheatman, Gartner
Texan Bank awarded for IAM implementation
The majority of Amegy Bank's business change is now securely managed by users and administrators of the HP identity management solution, a
move which can significantly reduce the cost of IT maintenance and improve overall efficiency
Oracle, IBM update identity management packages
Oracle and
IBM on Tuesday both
re-enforced their identity management software offerings with new features and functions
M-Tech pilots innovative single sign-on product
M-Tech Information Technology has
announced an expansion of its identity management suite, with the introduction of a new single sign-on solution, P-Synch/SSO.
Biometrics: getting back to business
"Within 30 seconds, we had identified probably 80 percent of people's passwords". Details
here.
TCS` next gen smart cards to hit market soon
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is
coming out with the next-generation smart cards at an initial design cost of $1 million.
Spoofing flaw resurfaces in Mozilla browsers
A 7-year-old flaw that could let an attacker place malicious content on trusted Web sites has
resurfaced in the most recent Firefox browser, Secunia has warned.
CA's eTrust IAM Toolkit Lets Developers Leverage Common Access Controls to Secure Applications
Computer Associates International, Inc. (NYSE: CA) today
announced its eTrust Identity and Access Management Toolkit (eTrust IAM Toolkit), a solution that enables developers to build strong, consistent and more manageable identity-based security into their business applications.
Voluntary Security ID to Debut in Florida
Beginning June 21, the Orlando airport will let travelers pay $80 a year for a card that
guarantees an exclusive security line and the promise of no random secondary pat-down.
The roadmap to identity management
An article in
SC Mag by Stuart Okin.
McAfee acquires Wireless Security
McAfee Thursday
announced it has acquired startup Wireless Security for an undisclosed sum, with the intent of making managed wireless security services a McAfee offering in the future.
Entrust Delivers Broad End-User Strong Authentication and Encryption for Identity Theft
Latest Entrust TruePass(TM)
Release Expands User Platform Support to Include Windows(R), Macintosh(R) and Linux(R) Operating Systems.
Fedora Directory Server Now Available to the Open Source Community
DEtails
here.
Sun to buy StorageTek for $4.1 billion
Sun Microsystems is acquiring storage specialist Storage Technology, better known as StorageTek, in a deal worth $4.1 billion, the companies
said Thursday.
Authenticated RFID Model Tries To Protect Against Counterfeit Drugs
Texas Instruments and VeriSign, Inc.
introduced Wednesday an authenticated radio frequency identification model (RFID), in an effort to secure chain-of-custody control for pharmaceutical markets.
Bagle virus peril in empty e-mail
Another variant of the computer virus, Bagle, has quickly been making its way across the net,
say security experts.
Domain system creator honoured
The man largely responsible for developing the system which turns addresses on the web into numbers has
received a prestigious award.
Cell phone crypto aims to baffle eavesdroppers
An Australian company last week
launched a security tool for GSM mobile phones that encrypts transmissions to avoid eavesdroppers.
BT tackles rogue diallers head on
Telecoms giant
BT took
action against so-called rogue diallers following complaints from more than 80,000 of its customers.