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Companies Playing Roulette with Client Information?

Published on July 13, 2012 By Kevin Pope

Attacks are on the rise.  Millions of account credentials are compromised.  Media disclosure is greater than ever.  Yet, where is the outrage?  Infosec people are screaming at a fever-pitch and starting to turn blue in the face.  Why does it seem that more attacks than ever are occurring and with greater damage potential? I was [...]

Feds Bust Dozens of Cyber Criminals

Published on June 27, 2012 By Kevin Pope

I’m normally the first person to cheer on federal agencies and while I do applaud the FBI’s recent sting of some very nasty black hats involved in selling credit cards and other information online, I can’t help but look the cold hard facts in the eye. The FBI announced that it recently wrapped up an [...]