InfoWorld - Security Adviser: Lucky 2013: Count these 5 security blessings

Amid a spying scandal and endless corporate data breaches, blessings might seem in short supply. But these five bright spots will cheer you up

By Roger A. Grimes
DECEMBER 23, 2013

Like most years, 2013 proved that some things in the computer security world never change: Java continues to be the most popular attack vector, Chinese APT owns most of the world's corporations, criminals swipe millions of customers' credit card info, and John McAfee is on the run again. Nonetheless, I'm happy to report that several welcome security developments in 2013 are likely to have lasting positive impact.

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