Paul Fisher

It is ten years since Gary McKinnon's life turned into a recurring nightmare. His casual and, thanks to poor IT security, simple hack into US military computers as he was searching for evidence of UFOs turned into something far, far more serious.

SC Editor Paul Fisher went to Moscow to interview CEO and founder of Kaspersky Lab, Eugene Kaspersky.

On arrival, Vegas looks just as gleaming and brash as I recall from my last trip more than a decade ago. Coming here, it's easy to forget the parlous state of the world economy.

UK head of HP Personal Systems Group says group stronger following announcements on webOS and PSG

The chief technology officer and founder of access management start-up GrIDsure, which offers a shape-based alternative to traditional passwords, reveals how he got the idea off the ground - and where he thinks his peers are going wrong. By Paul Fisher.

Coverity's technical director doesn't believe in surprises. The company has a triage process for resolving defects, in timely fashion, to help develop secure applications. It has clients across the globe, including financial giants such as Barclays. By Paul Fisher.

Many primary and secondary schools in the UK thought to be highly vulnerable to cyber attacks following confidential audit of two schools.

Iomega has announced its Personal Cloud technology, claimed to turn Iomega network drives into secure cloud storage devices for consumers and small businesses.

The CEO of the newly formed HP Information Security is out to shake up the business of data security and now has the resources to do it. He outlines his plans to Paul Fisher.

CISSP security architect Mushegh Hakhinian leads the application security practice at secure information exchange service IntraLinks. Financial security has been his driving idea for the past 16 years, he tells Paul Fisher.