Three weeks from today we will be celebrating New Year's Eve and preparing to welcome 2010 in.

Jobs may no longer drop effortlessly into your lap, but the prospects for 2010 are not all doom and gloom. Two recruiters share tips on how to get ahead in a challenging market

Q&A with Linda Lynch - Alessandro Campioni, security engineer, Telecom Italia.

Why do vendors in a multi-solution world make it so difficult to monitor things? Just provide a read-only interface...

This week I met with a company who are leading the line in the protection of domains and the creation of new addresses.

I recently visited northern France and the security vendor NETASQ in an effort to learn more about the company's take on the unified threat management (UTM) market.

Following on from the article earlier this week which talked to the former Information Commissioner about his current work, plans and ambitions, I spoke to Richard Thomas about his thoughts on current issues.

I was recently given the opportunity to meet with the former Information Commissioner Richard Thomas, now a strategy advisor to the Centre for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL) at law firm Hunton & Williams.

Contrary to the popular rumour, firewall rules are always being changed. The trick is to use an intelligent rule-change workflow system, says Avishai Wool, CTO and co-founder, AlgoSec

Huawei is China's largest networking and telecommunications equipment supplier, with links to corporations worldwide and a major stake in the UK's vital infrastructure through its BT partnership. Doubts about its integrity and alleged vulnerabilities in its equipment are compounded by secretiveness. Time to open the kimono, says Kevin Eagles, principal CESG Listed Adviser Scheme consultant at VEGA Consulting Services.