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Even wired workers who spend most of their day tuned into the Web say the first place they turned to get news about the terrorists attacks in New York and Washington, D.C. was television -- at least at first.
There have been no reports of any coordinated cyberattack on the Internet or other networks -- but there could be hacker activity in the wake of the apparent terrorist attacks against the U.S., an Internet security expert said.
Abeona, Nexsi and other equipment vendors say wares to offer swift ROI.
NAI division unveils latest in multiplatform encryption products.
Monster.com is the premier job Web site, and as far as privacy advocates are concerned, it's about as scary as they get.
Looking to repair the real and public-relations damage done by Code Red worms during the last few weeks, Microsoft Corp. last week released a security tool designed to lock down Internet Information Services servers and prevent further large-scale attacks
Bureaucratic bungling is pandemic in Washington, D.C., but when it comes to information security enforcement, the FBI is setting new levels of razworthy incompetence
There has been a lot of mourning about the bursting of the New Economy bubble, but here's one big plus: Mindless hype has largely gone out of style
While DDOS attacks have become more prevalent and more varied, users' defenses have changed little-shut off the flow of traffic, call your service provider and ask for filters, then hold your breath and hope it works.
Microsoft's Personal Security Advisor certainly can't replace a well-designed set of group policies and a strong initial Windows and Office installation, but the free Web-based app can give you a quick-and-dirty security audit in just a few seconds
Now is a lousy time to be in charge of network security. And not just because of the regular occurrence of dangerous new problems such as Code Red and its progeny
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How BlackBerry Has Become a Cyber-Security Player
eWEEK VIDEO: BlackBerry CTO Charles Eagan explains where his company's cyber-security efforts are headed and why, after 35 years and many technological changes, BlackBerry is fundamentally on...
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