February 7, 2012
Kelly Jackson Higgins
Dark Reading

Michael Moran, director of cybersecurity and cybercrime for Interpol, said the planned opening of the Interpol Global Complex in Singapore in 2014 is crucial to improving global cooperation among law enforcement. Moran says the organization is working on putting in place a secure online presence for police worldwide to work together on cybercrime cases, which often crisscross multiple regions and geographic jurisdictions

February 6, 2012
Fahmida Y Rashid
eWeek.com

Researchers examined the state of security in SCADA and industrial control systems and presented an ugly picture of the vulnerabilities and challenges in addressing the issues

November 1, 2011
Dan Goodin
The Register

Dozens of companies in the defense and chemical industries have been targeted in an industrial espionage campaign that steals confidential data from computers infected with malware, researchers from Symantec said.

February 7, 2012
Shaun Nichols
V3.co.uk

A report from security firm Trustwave found that attackers favour companies with chains of outlets, such as those commonly found in the food and retail industries, when launching targeted attacks.

December 11, 2011
Edwin Yapp
ZDNet Asia

KUALA LUMPUR--The Malaysian government has awarded long term evolution (LTE) licenses to nine telco companies, albeit under specific conditions. However, the move has prompted an industry analyst to question whether the market will be able to support that many players, while a market player also questions the validity of some of the spectrum allocations