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Visitors to the Association of Tennis Professionals Web site have potentially been infected with...
Microsoft Wednesday outlined new security features it will add to Internet Explorer (IE) next...
A vulnerability in a Web server contributed to attacks on some 300 Web sites in Lithuania earlier...
For Google, ready Privacy: That could be the subliminal message Google wants to send by replacing...
Apple Tuesday issued its fourth security Mac OS X update of the year, patching 25 vulnerabilities,...
The Verizon Business RISK Team recently published a valuable analysis of four years of data on... ...5
Google has released for free one of its internal tools used for testing the security of Web-based...
A bank-card scammer using stolen Citibank account numbers and PINs netted hundreds of thousands of...
Equifax, the company that compiles credit reports, has chosen network-access-control technology to...
ISPs and large enterprises are being offered a novel way to stop spam that goes beyond the mere...
Buffalo Technology has become the latest vendor to announce a USB hard drive featuring built-in,...
Google has chosen to blur the faces of people caught on camera by the French edition of its...
Danish security company Secunia has found a flaw in the VLC media player that could allow an...
Want to keep track of things at home when you're not there? Rather than spending thousands of...
Microsoft will release four security patches for its Windows, Exchange and SQL products next...
Looks like Apple is a little slow in updating the iPhone OS, which is based on Mac OS X. The company is four months behind on patching the mobile version of the operating system.
Preview articleCommentScary stats: Some 637 million users running out-of-date browsers that could lead them vulnerable to attack. That number doesn't even take into account those running non-updated plug-ins.
Preview articleCommentThe pesky Storm work is rearing its ugly head again, this time using a "love" theme in its attempt to trap users.
Preview articleCommentPanda Security is reporting the existence of a new do-it-yourself phishing kits that make it easy for attackers to spoof financial and other sites in an effort to steal user information.
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My local paper's Web site was hit by the Mal/Badsrc-C virus yesterday, which had some visitors' anti-virus software flashing a warning when the visited the site. According to the Nashua Telegraph, the virus infected the site via a third-party link from MyCapture.com. That company's systems were...

Some time ago, I posed and attempted to answer the question: How much space does Credential Roaming really take- Based on...
The Verizon Business RISK Team recently published a valuable analysis of four years of data on security breaches among their... 5
A lot of NAC users buy the technology for one reason, be it checking the security posture of student laptops at universities...

In a paid study sponsored by Dell the Ponemon Institute has published a report that claims over 10,000 laptops are lost or... 2

Ransomware, although somewhat appropriately nicknamed, as it takes your data hostage demanding money for its release, has...
I’ve visited quite a few countries in Asia over the last two years. In the various airports I passed through I often...
In this month's piece, John Arnold, chief security architect at Capgemini UK, discusses the Jericho Forum's concepts...
Management and remote site employees expect the same level of network service as the headquarters site. However, when IT staff are faced with limited resources to support remote site networks, often the applications, services and performance at those sites is not as robust as the headquarters site. See how to deliver a high level of network service at remote sites using the best practices outlined in this white paper.

Learn why speed is a critical factor in virtual directory implementations in this whitepaper....
Gene Kim's Practical Steps to Mitigate Virtualization Security RisksTripwire founder/CTO Gene Kim provides seven practical steps that IT organizations can take to...
Best Practices for HP Servers and HP Enterprise Virtual Array in a Microsoft ExchangeThe Customer Focused Teating team at HP previously published the Best practices for HP servers and...

We have so many holes punched in our firewalls today that many industry insiders question the value...
Taking Virtualization Up a NotchVirtualization benefits are well known, but as virtualization creeps into every corner of your data...
The self-managed networkWe aren't there yet, but advances in network and systems management tools are making it possible to...

Find out how to successfully deploy 802.11n to support an all-wireless enterprise in this live...
Solutions to the Toughest IT Challenges in Remote OfficesThough small in size, remote offices face many of the same IT challenges as larger central offices....
Lowering the Cost of Email ArchivesFind out how you can support a high performance and reliable e-mail system by using a robust and...