Security, Network Security, and Information Security - News, Trends and Analysis

Code Red Worm Exposes Security Flaws

Dennis Fisher | July 30, 2001

In the wake of the massive infection of Web servers by the Code Red worm, systems administrators and security experts are doing a lot of finger-pointing over who is to blame for one of the Internet's most far-reaching security events.

Apache Avoids Most Security Woes

Timothy Dyck | July 23, 2001

The Apache Software Foundation Inc.'s Apache HTTP Server has earned what many hope for and few achieve: an enviable security reputation.

The Course of Internet Privacy Legislation Is Tough to Follow

John Moore | July 23, 2001

For a tumultuous trip, you could head for your nearest roller coaster this summer.

Fear Not, Security Tyros

eWeek Editors | July 23, 2001

Security Transformation: Digital Defense Strategies To Protect Your Company's Reputation & Market Share

Guaranteed to Keep the Bugs Out

eWeek Editors | July 23, 2001

MessageLabs, a British managed security service provider, will officially enter the U.S. market this week promising customers a full refund if any viruses get through its e-mail protection offering.

The Man With a Plan

eWeek Editors | July 23, 2001

FTC chairman develops privacy agenda

Think Carefully Before Volunteering to Be a Security Vendors Guinea Pig

eWeek Editors | July 23, 2001

Market downturn or not, the drawing power of the "cutting edge" remains a powerful force.

IT Bugs Out Over IIS Security

Dennis Fisher | July 23, 2001

Microsoft's platform flaws have users mulling switch to rival Web servers

The Buzz: July 16, 2001

eWeek Editors | July 16, 2001

Webvan, the most pro-minent online grocer, has made its last delivery.

I Read the News Today, Oh Boy

John McCormick | July 16, 2001

I-managers say security is their top priority. And for good reason.

Net Vigilance

eWeek Editors | July 16, 2001

Security sentinels help you outflank the bad guys

Russian Mafia Net Threat

eWeek Editors | July 16, 2001

Organized crime rings in Russia and the rest of the former Soviet Union are increasingly hacking into U.S. e-commerce and banking Web sites, posing an enormous economic threat.