The dark side of unrestrained cybercrime

The dark side of unrestrained cybercrime

By Allan Tan | Feb 9, 2009 | 2095 reads

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Cybercrime is the fastest growing segment of the IT industry. Defensive systems like anti-virus and firewalls are no longer enough. Wing Fei Chia, security response manager at F-Secure discusses the challenges and issues facing cyber law enforcement organizations and end users.

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