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Internal networks are notoriously insecure so why wouldn’t you encrypt PCI data end to end? What makes an Internal Network somehow so inherently secure that encryption is not needed?

Network World offers some insights into the way China infiltrates US organizations

Microsoft continued efforts to spread its own secure software development program with today's release of a free fuzzer and tool for analyzing binary code.

They discuss the fatal flaw in VoIP which create the ability to perform warrantless wiretaps and what they have done to lead the industry toward more trusted and secure Cyberspace.

Turkish hackers calling themselves m0sted were able to break into a U.S. Army server in January and previously hacked a server for the Army Corps of Engineers, according to InformationWeek.

Application security firm Fortify has warned that the end of mainstream support for Windows XP means that anyone working on XP-based applications should strengthen their code auditing procedures.

A Visual Guide to penetration testing that can be used across penetration testing assignment.

The United States' top commanding officer for the space and cyber domains told reporters last week that a cyber attack could merit a more conventional military response.

The United States' top commanding officer for the space and cyber domains told reporters last week that a cyber attack could merit a more conventional military response.