Ken Munro

Recent Articles

Staff pleas to roll out iPhones for remote email should be resisted. Apple's flagship is not yet robust enough.

The best laid plans of security professionals can be thrown into chaos by the acts of individual users.

A social networking world makes it harder for the intelligence services to recruit a spy without a profile.

Corporate and home users don't have similar OS needs. It is time for Windows 7 to offer varied versions

The bitter reality of tough times can be made more sour by bad relations with the employees who can do real damage.

Personal information is a lot easier to steal than most people realise. So what are the implications for business security?

With flaws in many new products, vendors should listen a bit more to the research community perhaps

Cross-site scripting attacks are usually ineffectual, but what if hackers put exploit code into barcodes or numberplates?

False positives may be a nuisance in vulnerability testing, but false negatives are the ones you should worry about.

A recent Flash Player vulnerability shows exploits have reached alarming new heights of sophistication

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