After last week’s “Does SEO = Spam” debate erupted, I had a number of follow-up emails where I explained privately more about why SEO has such a bad reputation in some quarters, as well as what SEO is ...

One of the more interesting twists to come out of a recent conversation I had with Paul Pluschkell, the CEO of Spigit, was a novel way they're working with Cisco to change employee Web surfing habits.

The other day I really wasn’t paying much attention to the AM news station in my car until I heard a commercial for a web-based company imaginatively branded Reputation.com. I got to wondering about ...

PALM DESERT, Calif.--If you've spent any time online, you've almost certainly found yourself wondering about the trustworthiness of the people and Web sites you encounter every day. Already, ...

Protecting users from sites containing malicious content is a thankless task. The size of today’s Web makes it incredibly difficult. Find out why, and what we can do about it, in The Long View… These ...

As the Internet and social networking have evolved, many people are concerned about what search engines and tools churn up when people search for their names or other information online. If you’re ...

Google's foray into reputation management is only beginning, experts say. June 17, 2011— -- Michael Fertik, CEO of Repuation.com, said he was excited to find more than 100 emails in his inbox ...

This week in Security Levity, I want to talk about ‘Web reputation’ and how it’s used to protect users from malicious Web sites, or sites with malicious content for some other reason. Just as with ...

In early December, a Canadian Web hosting company found out the hard way just what happens when the Internet turns on a business. It was at the height of the Wikileaks release of thousands of ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Internet users are faced with an ever-growing spectrum of threats – from tailored attacks against specific ...

In 2007, Max Ray Vision was arrested by the FBI for credit card theft, having jacked over two million credit card numbers from various businesses, everyday people, and competing cyber-criminals.