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2008-05-14
Can VARs build a Business around technologies that uncover hidden tidbits of information?
2008-05-14
SOA security gets a boost from patterns and creative use of security specifications.
2008-05-14
From overly chatty WLAN systems to IT consultant shenanigans, some of the worst IT problems facing companies are the ones they don't know they have.
2008-05-14
Officials from financial institutions offer advice on preventing and managing intrusions.
2008-05-13
In its monthly patch update, Microsoft releases a fix for a security hole in the Jet Database Engine that has been exploited by hackers.
2008-05-08
An Israeli researcher challenges readers to find a proof-of-concept zero-day bug embedded in his blog.
2008-05-08
Google's Postini group adds Web security software four days after McAfee and Yahoo strike a security pact.
2008-05-07
Adware purveyors are using fake MP3 and MPG files on peer-to-peer networks to spread their wares.
2008-05-07
Plan ahead for next year: Avoid the hassle ahead of time and get an archive system to handle it all for you.
2008-05-07
The two companies are integrating their network- and host-based DLP.
2008-05-07
Yahoo is integrating McAfee's SiteAdvisor technology into its search engine.
2008-05-05
The Sourcefire 3D System will offer expanded intrusion prevention capabilities.
2008-05-02
A study found that 64 percent of respondents said the issue is the top security concern.
2008-05-01
Researchers seize control of one of the world's largest spam-spewing botnets, but there is disagreement about what should happen next.
2008-05-01
Security boost comes amid serious challenges from the likes of an aggressive McAfee.
2008-04-30
Lawmakers raise privacy and cost issues associated with the national ID law.
2008-04-30
Given the sparse options for monitoring traffic between VMs, smaller vendors can make a play.
2008-04-30
SonicWall says its new inspection engine gives deeper insight into network traffic without performance dumps.
2008-04-30
You already know that crimeware is bad, right? Wrong. Crimeware is worse than just bad, it may be worse than you can imagine. And it’s going to go downhill from there. The story that Markus Jakobsson of the Palo Alto Research Center tells is gloomy indeed. Maybe it’s even gloomy enough for you to do something about it.
2008-04-28
Palo Alto Networks is upgrading its firewall software to enhance application filtering.
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SOA security gets a boost from patterns and creative use of security specifications.
Officials from financial institutions offer advice on preventing and managing intrusions.
In its monthly patch update, Microsoft releases a fix for a security hole in the Jet Database Engine that has been exploited by hackers.
An Israeli researcher challenges readers to find a proof-of-concept zero-day bug embedded in his blog.
Google's Postini group adds Web security software four days after McAfee and Yahoo strike a security pact.
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eWEEK Labs' tests show that the CI-750 is an affordable solution
for SMBs and workgroups, but it's lacking in management granularity and
its Web interface is sluggish.
New federal regulations for government agencies will have an impact in the commercial space.
Review: Together, CCM 5.2 and the DP3000 appliance pack a powerful punch for organizations that must conform to multiple regulatory requirements.
Review: The beta of ZoneAlarm's ForceField shows promise as a tool to seal off Windows systems from browser-based malware and other web risks.
Review: Mistletoe Technologies' SlimLine Security Appliance is small in size and in price, but it has some deficiencies that are difficult to overlook.
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The problem of malware-naming inconsistency is a real one, but the Common Malware Enumeration initiative could never be useful.
Opinion: An effort to develop standards to make it more effective and meaningful is under way.
Some bad ideas are so cool that they never go away. In the end, will Botman swoop down to save the day?
Attackers are doing a drive-by on your browser, but the defenses against such attacks are good and getting better.
EV SSL doesn't mean the same thing on all browsers. Who has the best approach?
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