Interviews with key figures from the IT industry on security risks, products and services

We knew McAfee was up for sale, but Intel’s purchase could raise the authorities’ eyebrows if it makes anti-competitive moves, says Gartner’s Bob Walder

With increasing pressure to reduce carbon outputs, Tom Jowitt talks to a company that is using technology to help the home interface with smart metres and save energy

Spam, malware, phishing and clickjacking are all high on the security agenda, but the main cause of security breaches is still human error, says Sophos’s Graham Cluley

As the government prepares to launch its Cyber Security Operations Centre, Reed Henry of ArcSight discusses the importance of protecting national assets

Trusteer’s methods of tackling malware have seen it clash with other established security specialists. The company’s CEO Mickey Boodaei answers the critics

Google did not expect the negative backlash to Google Buzz when it launched, and has had to work around the clock to address privacy concerns, says Google Product Manager Bradley Horowitz

Widespread adoption of cloud computing is likely to entail a plethora of management and security challenges, warns original Windows NT developer Mark Shavlik

Video:  Cloud-based applications do not play Russian roulette with security, says Eran Feigenbaum, stage magician and head of security at Google Apps

Smart grids have been championed by governments around the world as a way to help utility companies and consumers cut costs and hopefully lower carbon emissions but there are risks involved

Don’t ask to run Google Apps on your own server. If you want that, you’re wrong, says Google’s Eran Feigenbaum. But does Google use two-factor authentication or not?