The year-old startup is stocked with former government security experts.

Cybersecurity firm partners with SoftBank for joint offering in Japan

A $60M Angler Exploit Kit operation gets cut in half.

SYNful Knock has been found at 199 IP addresses so far.

Unlucky in a 2012 BlackBerry lawsuit, Mformation has now been picked up by Alcatel-Lucent.

Art Gilliland takes the reins as Skyport ramps its secure server.

It's the orchestration that makes software-defined security possible, Fortinet says.

B2B email scams are all the rage.

Cisco: Hackers are under your bed.

Endpoint detection is heating up.

Cisco's security obsession creates an exit for the DNS startup.

Security is pervasive to networking, so it's an area Chambers will keep an eye on.

Rather than relying on point products, enterprises should let the network become a security sensor and enforcer, Cisco says.

Juniper loses a big name to the world outside Silicon Valley.

If you can't secure the endpoints, Menlo figures you might as well eliminate them.

No Rob Lloyd? No Gary Moore? No matter; Chuck Robbins was still a strong internal candidate for CEO.

The speed and scope of DevOps just broadens the network security problem.

At least there weren't any wild animals.

Encryption is a threat to public safety, the Secretary of Homeland Security says.

Not quite a home run, but Yoran draws good marks as he (vaguely) calls for standards in security reporting.

Another partnership between the two giants, this time targeting telco-managed security.

Security takes a forward-looking approach and a deep understanding of the business, one expert notes.

The Heartbleed vulnerability remains rampant, and that's just part of the bad news from Cisco's latest security report.

Security is tough all over, especially for an open source project, as engineer David Jorm explained in a debriefing on the OpenDaylight vulnerability patched in December.