SigInt

iTnews' Juha Saarinen lifts the lid on the dark and often bizarre world of IT and network security.
When spyware merchants get hacked

When spyware merchants get hacked

Hacking Team attack points to bad business practices all round.
Juha Saarinen Jul 7 2015 2:30PM Security
Don’t be doomed to repeat the past

Don’t be doomed to repeat the past

[Blog post] Open standards help with past mistakes.
Juha Saarinen Jun 2 2015 2:30PM Security
Don’t let big data get you into big trouble

Don’t let big data get you into big trouble

[Blog post] Think before you download unsigned, unauthenticated code.
Juha Saarinen May 5 2015 2:32PM Security
Know what will leak before the breach

Know what will leak before the breach

[Blog post] Your archival policy could be a line of defence.
Juha Saarinen Apr 22 2015 2:29PM Security
China weaponises its internet

China weaponises its internet

[Blog post] Latest escalation of threat posture is bad news indeed.
Juha Saarinen Mar 31 2015 1:21PM Security
Recognising the toughest job in enterprise security

Recognising the toughest job in enterprise security

[Blog post] Introducing the Secure Computing Benchmark Awards.
Juha Saarinen Mar 3 2015 3:55PM Security
Will the Project Zero bell toll for Google?

Will the Project Zero bell toll for Google?

[Blog post] The difficulty with disclosure deadlines.
Juha Saarinen Feb 17 2015 2:15PM Security
Providing CERTainty

Providing CERTainty

[Blog post] AusCERT boss walks tightrope.
Juha Saarinen Feb 3 2015 2:15PM Security
Bulk data collection doesn't work without trust

Bulk data collection doesn't work without trust

[Blog post] No safe hands, no support.
Juha Saarinen Jan 21 2015 12:39PM Security
Censorship isn't the answer

Censorship isn't the answer

Eroded privacy doesn't guarantee safety.
Juha Saarinen Jan 13 2015 1:45PM Security
In defence of automatic updating

In defence of automatic updating

[Blog Post] Auto Windows updates are a necessary evil.
Juha Saarinen Dec 16 2014 12:41PM Security
Sony hack: it's big, bad, and we need to know what happened

Sony hack: it's big, bad, and we need to know what happened

[Blog post] Breach illustrates the need for mandatory disclosure.
Juha Saarinen Dec 10 2014 10:44AM Security
Let's do the Heartbleed... again

Let's do the Heartbleed... again

[Blog post] Eight months on and many systems remain unpatched.
Juha Saarinen Dec 2 2014 2:45PM Security
The failure of the antivirus industry

The failure of the antivirus industry

[Blog post] Insights from AVAR 2014.
Juha Saarinen Nov 26 2014 10:37AM Security
Getting tricked into playing social roulette

Getting tricked into playing social roulette

[Blog post] Defences against social engineering are failing.
Juha Saarinen Nov 12 2014 1:09PM Security
Stop the patches

Stop the patches

[Blog post] The situation has got out of hand.
Juha Saarinen Nov 5 2014 12:14PM Security
Router rooting is shooting fish in a barrel

Router rooting is shooting fish in a barrel

[Blog post] Don't rely on broadband or wireless router vendors to protect you.
Juha Saarinen Oct 14 2014 3:05PM Security
Being a script kiddie easier than ever

Being a script kiddie easier than ever

[Blog post] Skills and effort barely required.
Juha Saarinen Oct 10 2014 12:14PM Security
Foiling hackers with a virtual perimeter

Foiling hackers with a virtual perimeter

[Blog post] Security defined perimeters show promise.
Juha Saarinen Oct 8 2014 11:20AM Security
A tick symbol for tech

A tick symbol for tech

Risk management through regulation.
Juha Saarinen Oct 1 2014 10:06AM Security

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