As director of the NHS Threat Assessment Centre, ESET's senior research fellow gained an understanding of the security demands of one of our greatest institutions. He's not sure current solutions are fit for purpose, he tells Dan Raywood.

The loss in 2007 by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs of 25 million people's details was a major warning to the public sector. Rob Buckley says that the private sector should also take heed.

The SC Most Influential is a new programme conducted in association with (ISC)2 to identify the most influential people in information security.

Controversial prof Frank Furedi ruffled some feathers at the third meeting of our exclusive club for industry leaders.

Our expert panel ponders the varying demands of data: preventing its loss, but not retaining it so long the ICO gets antsy.

Brighten up those autumn days by attending this important security event: learn at sessions and the trade show, network with your peers.

The quarterly lecky bill is on its way out - the smart grid will give the customer instant feedback - but is smart also secure? The debate is heating up, says Hannah Prevett.

The president of RSA is known for his controversial views on the industry. He may ruffle feathers, but is worth listening to, says Paul Fisher.

Increasingly in demand in business, digital forensics has come of age at last. Mark Mayne wields the magnifying glass.

Our exclusive SC/Symantec Hosted Services survey of IT staff attitudes to online threats turned up some interesting results - there was often a disconnect between perception of threat and the reality.