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AV companies react to Microsoft's OneCare
Antivirus companies went on the offensive Friday, issuing responses to Microsoft's announcement that it plans to offer a subscription security service for consumers.
Marcia Savage
May 13 2005 8:25PM
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2 MINUTES ON… DNS cache poisoning
Marcia Savage
May 13 2005 12:22PM
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Mozilla releases Firefox security update
The Mozilla Foundation has released a security update for Firefox that fixes critical vulnerabilities reported earlier this week in the open-source browser.
Marcia Savage
May 12 2005 10:11PM
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This is your early warning system
Pen testing and vulnerability assessments are essentials. But how often and when these checks are made varies from one company to the next, as Marcia Savage found out
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May 12 2005 4:56PM
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Will HIPAA bite?
Health care organizations are waiting to see how this year’s big legal change is enforced. Marcia Savage takes the industry’s pulse on HIPAA
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May 12 2005 4:06PM
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Industry group releases roadmap for open authentication
The Initiative for Open Authentication (OATH) this week released its first version of a reference architecture that provides a standards-based framework for open, interoperable authentication.
Marcia Savage
May 11 2005 11:46PM
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Massachusetts AG sues alleged spam ring
Massachusetts Attorney General Tom Reilly has filed a lawsuit against a Boston-area group that allegedly sent millions of deceptive spam emails.
Marcia Savage
May 11 2005 6:08PM
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DHS rushed secure network project, says IG
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security failed to meet user needs or to conduct enough security testing by rushing development of a secure network for sensitive data, according to a report by the DHS inspector general.
Marcia Savage
May 10 2005 7:07PM
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Trend Micro to acquire anti-spyware supplier
Trend Micro has inked an agreement for its U.S. subsidiary to acquire InterMute, a maker of anti-spyware products.
Marcia Savage
May 10 2005 5:44PM
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Novell acquires Linux security firm
Aiming to broaden its enterprise security offerings, Novell has acquired Immunix, a supplier of host-based application security for Linux.
Marcia Savage
May 10 2005 5:11PM
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IT managers spending more time on security
A survey released Monday by security vendor Secure Computing showed that IT managers are spending more hours on security and are more worried about spyware than spam.
Marcia Savage
May 9 2005 7:07PM
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New research lab at Iowa State recreates cyberattacks
Iowa State University has unveiled a new research lab designed to realistically simulate internet attacks in order to better study their effects and lead to improved defenses.
Marcia Savage
May 9 2005 5:41PM
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Industry group releases endpoint security architecture
The Trusted Computing Group, an industry standards body, this week detailed its architecture for ensuring endpoint security and released two interfaces for developers to make products based on the open standard.
Marcia Savage
May 5 2005 7:45PM
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WatchGuard: Consider dumping IE due to spyware threat
With most spyware targeting Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE), network administrators might want to consider deploying a different browser, according WatchGuard Technologies.
Marcia Savage
May 4 2005 10:44PM
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Air Force CIO heading for private sector
U.S. Air Force CIO John Gilligan, who recently
oversaw a contract consolidation effort with Microsoft
to improve the Air Force's security, plans to leave for the private sector May 10.
Marcia Savage
May 3 2005 9:53PM
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Number of web sites with spyware grows
The number of web sites that install spyware is growing, according to a report released Tuesday by Webroot Software.
Marcia Savage
May 2 2005 11:51PM
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Time Warner says missing tape contained employee data
Time Warner is notifying current and former employees to be on alert for fraud after a batch of the company's back-up tapes containing their personal data was lost by an outside data storage firm.
Marcia Savage
May 2 2005 10:31PM
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SANS issues list of top vulnerabilities for Q1
The SANS Institute, together with security experts from government and industry, released a list of the most critical internet security vulnerabiliites for the first quarter of 2005.
Marcia Savage
Apr 29 2005 9:10PM
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New York AG claims web marketer installed spyware
New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer on Thursday filed suit against an internet marketing firm, alleging that it secretly installed spyware and adware on consumers' computers.
Marcia Savage
Apr 29 2005 4:30PM
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Trend Micro reviews development process after software glitch
Trend Micro is reviewing its development processes after releasing an antivirus update that caused customers' systems to slow down or in some cases lockup over the weekend.
Marcia Savage
Apr 27 2005 10:32PM
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