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90% of game hacks infected with malware, putting gamers, especially young ones, at risk of cyber threats, unveils AVG study.

In either an act of increased scaremongering, or genuine concern, Microsoft says a quarter of computers are at risk for not using up-to-date antivirus software.

Palo Alto Networks aims to mend the rift between IT and business units by informing IT policies with business needs.

Scammers target holidaymakers with spammed malware through flight and hotel deals, hitting a high of 6% of all spam. Stay vigilant!.

Malware attack which plagued Apple and Facebook now targets Microsoft, infecting a small number of its computers.

China refutes US hacking claims, deeming accusations by Mandiant as scientifically flawed amid a heated cyber espionage row.

Ah, holidays. They inevitably mean you get spammed with malware and we get spammed with press releases from antivirus companies.

Microsoft issues a Data Privacy Day warning, highlighting research that reveals public concerns over online privacy and the need for better data control.

Symantec revitalizes strategy by splitting Chairman and CEO roles, appointing Dan Schulman as Chairman. Aims to boost customer value and innovation.

Spammers may have already stolen up to 450,000 thousand pieces of personal information from infected devices worldwide in just two weeks.

Security leaders urge organisations to prepare for how Big Date will transform security approaches and technologies by 2015.

The recently discovered vulnerability has been finally patched by Oracle, but exploitation continues on computers that have not been updated.

Just how lucrative is the internet crime market? Very; information is digital gold and hackers can get paid up to $200 per password.

In five years, companies will operate in a converged IT world of cloud, virtualisation and mobile computing where clouds are safe.

When people talk about data breaches, the tendency is to think about cybercriminals and hackers trying to access networks to extract valuable information.

Business and IT leaders are failing in their social media efforts due to a lack of emphasis on community participation, says Gartner.

Michael P. Gregoire named new CEO of CA Technologies, succeeding William E. McCracken from January 7, 2013, amid unanimous board support.

Kiwi caught in FBI swoop on global Facebook scam ring, facing charges in a cybercrime operation that cost users NZ$1 billion.

Norton 360 Multi-Device expands to Mac, offering up to 5-device protection including Android, but lacks iPhone/iPad support.

Opus taps Symantec for comprehensive endpoint protection across 3,000 global endpoints, praising ease of use, seamless migration, and competitive pricing.