| Top Identity Management trends for 2008 David Ting from Imprivata discusses the trends around identity management for 2008. Bill Gates has no identity, 01/14/08 If you've ever heard Bill Gates speak, you know that he has the vocal charisma of a frog serenade accompanied by chalk on a blackboard. Yet he almost always speaks to standing room only crowds as he did at last week's ... Cisco warns of Unified Communications Manager heap overflow flaw, 01/16/08 Cisco has released its first new security alert of the year: a warning that its Cisco Unified Communications Manager - formerly CallManager - contains a heap overflow vulnerability in the Certificate Trust List that could allow a hacker to cause a denial-of-service attack or execute arbitrary code.(Plus: Read what the bloggers are saying.) Ping automates identity federation in new server, 01/15/08 Ping Identity on Tuesday added features to automatically create connections between partners to support single sign-on as part of the next release of its identity federation server. Nashville laptop theft may cost $1 million, 01/14/08 The theft of a laptop containing Social Security numbers of Nashville, Tenn., area voters is expected to cost local officials about $1 million as they roll out identity-theft protection to those affected. Congressional report rips U.S. TSA Web site security, 01/11/08 A Web site commissioned by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to help travelers whose names were erroneously listed on airline watch lists originally had multiple security problems that could lead to.../p> Sears puts customers' buying histories on the Web, 01/04/08 Sears Holdings has come under fire from privacy advocates for making the purchase history of its customers publicly available on its Managemyhome.com Web site. Firefox hit with spoofing bug, 01/03/08 A serious flaw in how Firefox handles logons could be used by identity thieves to dupe users into disclosing passwords, a noted security researcher said Wednesday. With trials beginning, another Estonia cyberattack, 01/16/08 With the trial starting for four ethnic Russians charged in connection with rioting last year, the Estonian news site Delfi.ee has weathered a two-week-long denial of service attack. | 
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