Reading Time: 1 minute After years in the works, CyberSecurity legislation has finally passed the House of Representatives. The purpose of this bill is to protect the millions of people who interact on the Internet daily. Why is it so necessary? Because as long as there are cyber-crooks, there will continue to be more and more scurrilous technological advances…

Reading Time: 1 minute 2009 began with the biggest data breach in US history; the massive Hartland Payment System Credit Card Theft. This data breach affected the direction of both online security improvements and PCI Compliance requirements throughout 2009. So what’s in store for the second half of 2010? Experts have proposed these five security predictions: Corporate online security…

Reading Time: 1 minute I recently read something interesting about a new malware. It’s a Trojan that’s been found to add a functionality known as “Spy Eye.” Analytical reports reveal that Spy Eye’s goal is to displace its rival, Zues. Its “Kill Zues” feature is apparently designed to completely eradicate Zues’ software from a victim’s computer. Where does all…

Reading Time: 1 minute In response to huge data breaches in the recent past, Massachusetts is about to enact the most rigorous data protection law in US history.

Reading Time: 3 minutes Comodo and Trust Assurance Management solutions today has announced a new case study recently published on Merchant-Accounts.ca, an innovative Canadian merchant account service provider. The case study outlines the Merchant-Account.ca reseller experience with providing its customers Comodo PCI compliant scanning and the impacts to its business. Key benefits outlined by Merchant-Accounts.ca in this case study…

Reading Time: 1 minute Comodo Security Systems, Inc., announced today the release of its free Registry Cleaner for Windows PCs. Comodo’s new product is designed to check the registries of Window’s operating systems for fragments of uninstalled software, and broken links, and to tidy up the registry by deleting them. Such registry entries accumulate in computers as their users…