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Recent articles by Dan Raywood
Low threshold latency issues can result in the loss of millions of dollars
The importance of latency in firewall optimisation is affecting financial turnover on a dramatic scale, according to a security expert.
Dan Raywood
Feb 2 2009 11:07AM
Security
Office staff admit to watching porn and being drunk while at work
A third of staff have admitted to watching pornography on their computer in the office, while more than a half claimed to have been drunk at work.
Dan Raywood
Jan 30 2009 3:21PM
Security
MP3 player contains confidential US military files
A New Zealand man has discovered pages of confidential US military files on a used MP3 player he bought.
Dan Raywood
Jan 29 2009 11:01AM
Security
Bank accounts may be hit after Monster.com hacking
Usernames and passwords may be the largest concern of the Monster.com data breach.
Dan Raywood
Jan 29 2009 10:46AM
Security
Obama outlines key security tasks
The new US administration has identified key areas for improvement in security.
Dan Raywood
Jan 28 2009 11:34AM
Security
Various Kanye West sites hit by hackers
The personal email and MySpace accounts of American rapper and producer Kanye West have been hit by hackers.
Dan Raywood
Jan 28 2009 11:26AM
Security
Heartland boss calls for industry collaboration
The head of Heartland Payment Systems has called for industry collaboration to combat cybercrime attacks.
Dan Raywood
Jan 28 2009 11:13AM
Security
Software problems caused by lack of experience and knowledge amongst writers
Problems in the writing of software could be caused by a lack of training, according to a security expert.
Dan Raywood
Jan 23 2009 10:56AM
Security
Heartland incident provides opportunity to standardise data breach notification laws
The Heartland data breach is an opportunity for the US government to standardise data breach notification laws, says Entrust.
Dan Raywood
Jan 23 2009 10:52AM
Security
Ability to 'turn back time' could undo worm damage
Damage caused by the downadup worm can be undone with the use of software with the ability to either roll-back to a point in time before the virus struck.
Dan Raywood
Jan 22 2009 11:07AM
Security
More than 100 million credit cards may have been compromised in data breach
With potentially over 100 million cards being compromised, a data breach incident in the US could be the largest ever recorded.
Dan Raywood
Jan 22 2009 11:04AM
Security
Destruction by the downadup worm was caused by companies not being prepared for an out-of-band patch
The impact of the downadup worm is down to slack patching and not automating patch management, according to Shavlik.
Dan Raywood
Jan 21 2009 11:19AM
Security
Security demands land on desk of new President
As he steps into the White House, Barack Obama is to be met with a series of requests to improve the threat landscape.
Dan Raywood
Jan 21 2009 11:03AM
Security
Companies should be prepared for employee sabotage
A recent case of employee sabotage is the tip of the iceberg, according to one expert.
Dan Raywood
Jan 20 2009 11:20AM
Security
Rating service sues former member over data theft claims
Consumer rating service Angie's List is suing a rival start-up over a data theft claim.
Dan Raywood
Jan 19 2009 11:33AM
Security
EU approves biometric passports
The European Union has given the green light to biometric passports.
Dan Raywood
Jan 16 2009 11:20AM
Security
Spam YouTube messages contain malware
YouTube's message sending system has been partly compromised by cybercriminals who are using it to spread malware.
Dan Raywood
Jan 16 2009 11:11AM
Security
Worm infects over three million PCs since New Year
The Downadup worm has spread to more than three million PCs, according to F-Secure.
Dan Raywood
Jan 16 2009 11:08AM
Security
VeriSign names Mark McLaughlin as president and chief operating officer
VeriSign has announced that Mark McLaughlin has been named as president and chief operating officer.
Dan Raywood
Jan 16 2009 10:55AM
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Microsoft's latest patch welcomed despite claims of critical risk still being posed
Microsoft's latest patching has been described as a "super critical patch to install right away".
Dan Raywood
Jan 15 2009 11:23AM
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