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• How To De-Worm Your iPhone iPhone behaving badly? Here's how to find out if you've caught a worm--and how to get rid of it.
• Hacked Climate Change E-mails Highlight Security Concerns In the heat of the climate change debate sparked by hacked e-mail messages, there has been little discussion of how the e-mails were leaked. In a connected world, security and privacy are both more important, and harder to come by.
• Top 10 Strategic Technologies for 2010 The Gartner Symposium serves up a selection of hottest issues and challenges for technology management in the next year.
• Microsoft Cleans up Bugs After Biggest Patch Release UPDATE: Microsoft's MS09-056 update disabled its Communications Server software.
• Trust the Cloud? Americans Say No Way Identity theft concerns are keeping Americans from storing confidential data in the clouds, a study shows.
• A Guide to Windows 7 Security Lock down your PC, protect your data, and safeguard your network with Windows 7's security tools.
• Sidekick Data Returns, Users' Time Is Gone For Good It's great that missing data has been "found," but what about the days people spent recreating their contact list and calendar?
• Tech Audit: Real Tech Makeovers For Real Companies PC World partners with tech pros in the field to bring you real-world business solutions from knowledgeable experts.
• Brace Yourself: Microsoft Readies Record-Setting Patch Tuesday A monster update will address vulnerabilities in every version of Windows plus IE, Office, and other standard apps.
• Digital Demolition: Hard Drive vs. Flame Thrower! The ioSafe external hard drive is designed to withstand home catastrophes such as floods and fires. But can it survive the 3000-degree fire cannon?
• Spyware Sneaks Past Facebook Safeguard Facebook's CAPTCHA bot-catcher proves no match for a spyware attack.
• Security Software Sales Expected to Climb The market for security software will grow 8% in 2009, Gartner analysts predict.
• Protect Your Privacy on Facebook and Twitter Here's how to safeguard your identity and your personal data in the age of the social Web.
• 7 Ways Tech Pros Fail on Security Too many security professionals don't practice what they preach when it comes to basic data security precautions.
• Unpatched Applications Are #1 Cyber Security Risk Major organizations take at least twice as long to patch client-side vulnerabilities as to patch operating systems. The highest priority risk is getting less attention than the lower priority risk.
• Multi-Function File Host Could Save You Money Egnyte combines online backup, storage, and more, saving hassle and cost of running multiple solutions.
• Too Much Online Sharing May Haunt You, Study Warns Most young Web-users don't care about the length of their "digital tattoos" but Symantec says they may come to regret it.
• Password Hackers Gear for Action Analysis: You need to prepare for the next attack, because malicious hackers have a host of tools and techniques.
• Facebook Users Forefeit their Security, Poll Shows Only a third of social networkers apply the security safeguards they've been given, a security firm finds.
• Snow Leopard Anti-Malware Called 'Basic' A security vendor says Apple's antivirus and other protection just skims the surface.
• Heartland Identity Theft Details Emerge SQL injection attacks were behind the massive data breaches and enormous data thefts at several retailers, investigations find.
• How to Prevent a Heartland-Style Data Breach Here are three tips to help you protect your data and make sure you don't become the next Heartland Payment Systems.
• Man Indicted for Massive Credit Hack UPDATE: A U.S. man is indicted for a massive attack targeting credit and debit cards.
• Hackers Put Social Networks Such as Twitter in Crosshairs Web sites such as Twitter are becoming increasingly favored by hackers as places to plant malicious software in order to infect computers.
• Microsoft Squashes 19 Bugs with Update Today's patch covered 19 holes in Windows as well as vulnerabilities in Windows Media Player.