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Unless you've been hiding under a rock for the past few weeks, you've probably heard all you ever wanted to know about the so-called "Code Red" crisis that's been clogging networks worldwide since its discovery on July 19.
McAfee.com has won a patent that will protect its rapidly growing business for updating and managing security on desktop computer systems via the Internet.
System vulnerabilities - holes through which intruders may crawl inside your servers - are cropping up at a rate six or seven per day, a pace that strains the resources of most system administrators, security experts say.
Protecting networks from outside attack is far too important to just run "by the numbers."
IT managers and users alike who were affected by the Code Red worm have gone through the latest round of requisite security "lessons learned."
Images of "Young Frankenstein" came rushing back to the Whiskered One last week as he watched a video clip of Steve Ballmer that was making its way around the Web.
CEOs of data security companies must patiently pray that - yes! - this will be the week that some freaky, out-of- control virus metastasizes across the Internet, bringing everything in its path to a crashing halt and thereby demonstrating the ne
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