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Better Business spam hides Trojan
Websense warns of latest malware threat.
May 28 2007 11:20AM
Security
Hacker: "Month of Apple Bugs" project necessary for better security
The hacker responsible for the upcoming "Month of Apple Bugs" project (MoAB), in which one Mac OS X flaw will be publicly posted each day during January, today defended his undertaking to SCMagazine.com.
Dec 20 2006 11:32PM
Security
Cover story: If once is good, twice is better
A United States federal government agency didn’t need to point out the weaknesses of username and password authentication to E*Trade Financial’s CIO Greg Framke. He already knew that such an antiquated method for validating online banking customers falls short in today’s era of keyloggers and phishing scams.
May 10 2006 8:03PM
Security
Handle risk better and reap the rewards
It’s been a busy month. By the time you read this, three highlights of the infosec year will have passed in quick succession: Infosecurity Europe, Jericho Forum’s annual conference and, of course, the SC Magazine Awards, Europe 2006. If you weren’t there on the night, the full list of winners and finalists is enclosed with this issue in the commemorative book of the night. Congratulations to all those who went home with one of the coveted gongs.
May 9 2006 4:23PM
Security
Better web banking security demanded
Almost 90 percent of U.S. bank account holders would like their financial service providers to monitor online banking sessions for signs of irregular activity in the way they currently scrutinize credit card transactions, recently released research has found.
Apr 7 2006 12:49PM
Security
It can be better to be needed than wanted
Jan 25 2006 4:19PM
Security
Better protection possible with lower budgets, claims Gartner
Organizations that focus on security processes and not products will be able to lower their total information security budgets while simultaneously improving their overall level of protection, Gartner claimed today.
Oct 21 2005 10:04AM
Security
In search of a better approach to secure e-mail
The volume of internet traffic generated by an ever-increasing number of applications, including e-mail, Instant Messaging (IM), web services, Voice over IP (VoIP), and other network transactions is growing unabated. Together with these applications has come an associated proliferation in the number of user identities within enterprises – e-mail addresses, IM handles, VoIP telephone numbers, all of which need to be managed. Concurrently, companies are under increasing scrutiny to adhere to government regulations and other compliance requirements to protect the privacy of customers, employees, and their personal data.
Jun 15 2004 12:13PM
Security
