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A fast-spreading e-mail worm infected thousands of home users over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend and began spreading in enterprises as well early last week.
For large enterprises, sorting through Microsoft Corp.'s bulletins on its latest security fixes and then determining which machines need what hot fix can be complex and time-consuming.
Learning from attacks is as important as stopping them.
The two weaknesses in versions 2.5.0, 2.6.0 and 2.6.1 of the server have been the subject of much discussion in the last few days on security mailing lists and Web sites and an exploit for one of the flaws has been making the rounds as well
The tool takes the form of an interactive 10-question quiz that puts the user into one of six categories based on his answers
Known collectively as the Alteon Security Cluster, the products include the Alteon Web Switch, Alteon Security Appliances and custom software
If you are looking for the three it trends that will be the hallmarks for the rest of the year, you might want to keep the letter "s" in mind.
Administrators who want to measure how well their Windows 2000 servers are secured will find a free security scanner from the not-for-profit Center for Internet Security a real help.
Recently, IBM formed a first-of-its-kind Privacy Management Council, to examine the technologies and management practices that will be needed to protect consumer privacy.
In an effort to capitalize on the interest in all things security, IBM and Loudcloud Inc. last week announced expanded security service offerings, with an emphasis on vulnerability assessment and intrusion detection.
Human touch turns log files into leads that block attacks on IT.
Perhaps the worst thing about the post-Sept. 11 environment is the abandonment of cost-benefit analysis, or any analysis at all, in the rush to prove that one has taken every possible precaution.
Enterprise Tech Videos
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