IT Security Spending Up For Some
Though a new Forrester survey suggests more security spending in 2009 despite the economic downturn, some security professionals see a different story in their own companies. Here's a look at how they're managing.
Microsoft to Kick Off 2009 with Single Security Fix
After being forced to rush out an emergency patch for its Internet Explorer browser last month, Microsoft plans to release just one security update in its first patch release of 2009.
Bruce Schneier: More on the Broad View of Security
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