Lloyd’s of London published their Risk Index Report for 2013, and not surprisingly cyber security ranked amongst the top concerns for executives at number three worldwide and number two in the United States. Compared to previous report in 2011 where cyber risk was rated much lower at position 12, the

AT&T recently modified their privacy policy where they will be selling aggregated data of their subscribers usage information for marketing purposes. This is following in the footsteps of other carriers. In their blog post they state that this data in anonymized. To anonymize the data AT&T claims they remove “name,

A few days ago the State Department made public in a report that multiple power plants in the United States were affected by USB based malware during the beginning of October 2012. One of the plants reported a virus infection in a turbine control system. The system was infected when

A key message at Tripwire moving into the next year is around true confidence. Confidence in IT security posture and information security’s position in the business. While reading Price Waterhouse Cooper’s “The Global State of Information Security®  Survey 2013” I was surprised to see that based on self assessments security

I sat down with Jared Boone a local Portland hardware hacker to discuss HackRF, an open source project he has been working on with Michael Ossmann funded by DARPA. The combination of open source hardware and software will provide security researchers with a low cost tool to intercept and reverse