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PCI compliance: The driving force towards better network security
The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard is unique compared to other security standards, as PCI provides strong guidance as to how merchants can actually comply with its requirements.
Dave Anderson
Dec 6 2007 3:04PM
Security
Review: Nowell Group SpyForce-Al, v2.0
This is, certainly, the most unusual product in this group. SpyForce-AI is touted as “...a counter-espionage security software system that defeats the Insider Security Threat.”
Peter Stephenson,
Dec 6 2007 3:02PM
Security
Review: ZyXEL ZyWALL USG 300
The offering from ZyXEL is an appliance-based offering that runs on a 1U rack mounted device.
Patrick Love, Head of Fiduciary Support, Global Wealth Sol
Dec 5 2007 4:00PM
Security
Review: Bioscrypt VeriSoft v2.0
Strong biometrics and integration of other authentication methods is the focus of VeriSoft.
Peter Stephenson,
Dec 4 2007 12:25PM
Security
Review: BigFix DLP 1.1
BigFix DLP (data leak prevention) is a full-featured part of the BigFix product suite. It is unique among many of the products in this market in that it does everything at the endpoint (desktop).
Peter Stephenson,
Dec 3 2007 4:05PM
Security
Virtualisation - savings not without threats
Karl Hart doesn't need to read articles or watch the evening news to know that financially motivated hackers nowadays are finding easy pickings at colleges and universities across the country.
Dan Kaplan
Dec 3 2007 3:01PM
Security
Review: McAfee Data Loss Prevention Appliance
This set of products is used with the McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator, which must be installed before you can install extrusion prevention.
Peter Stephenson,
Nov 30 2007 3:10PM
Security
I search therefore I am ..
Yet another politician has suggested that blocking the web can save us from terrorists. If only life was that simple.
Nick Barron
Nov 29 2007 3:46PM
Security
Review: Secure Computing Corporation Sidewinder 7.0
The device from Secure Computing is an appliance-based offering that runs on a 1U rack mounted device. The Sidewinder provides two Ethernet interfaces, which can be separately addressed and configured.
Justin Peltier
Nov 29 2007 3:39PM
Security
Petascale computers: the next supercomputing wave
The author of the world's first published collection on petascale techniques, David A. Bader, discusses petascale, exascale and the future of computing.
Liz Tay
Nov 29 2007 11:18AM
Hardware
Can Naked DSL force Telstra to loosen its belt?
With ISPs now able to strip away line rental and offer Naked DSL, should Telstra be worried?
Mitchell Bingemann
Nov 29 2007 7:29AM
Telco/ISP
Social networks: To ban or not to ban?
IT security teams across the globe must be getting used to requests to ban employee access to certain websites.
Staff Writers
Nov 28 2007 3:52PM
Security
Review: Code Green Networks Content Inspection Appliance
Code Green Networks CI-1500 Content Inspection Appliance, v4 is a good middle of the road extrusion detection appliance.
Patrick Love, Head of Fiduciary Support, Global Wealth Sol
Nov 27 2007 4:01PM
Security
Hotel room security: Service not included
From keycards to mini bars, modern technology has equipped hotel rooms with multiple vulnerabilities. One of our consultants had his personal laptop stolen from a locked hotel room recently. There was no evidence of a forced entry, suggesting an inside job.
Ken Munro
Nov 27 2007 3:35PM
Security
Review: SonicWALL PRO 4100
The solution from SonicWALL is an appliance-based offering which runs on a 1U rack mounted device. The PRO 4100 provides 10 Ethernet gigabit interfaces, which can be separately addressed and configured.
Patrick Love, Head of Fiduciary Support, Global Wealth Sol
Nov 26 2007 2:02PM
Security
Interview: Adrian Chamberlain and Jos White
MessageLab's CEO and co-founder are determined to get a bigger slice of the American pie. Paul Fisher meets two men on a mission.
Paul Fisher
Nov 26 2007 12:30PM
Security
Torvalds on where Linux is headed in 2008
The creator of Linux is excited about solid-state drives, expects progress in graphics and wireless networking, and says the operating system is strong in virtualisation despite his personal lack of interest in the area.
Charles Babcock
Nov 26 2007 11:54AM
Software
Review: Tablus Content Alarm NW, v5.0
Tablus Content Alarm is a network-based tool that inspects data as it passes, and then performs appropriate actions in accordance with policies.
Peter Stephenson,
Nov 23 2007 3:10PM
Security
iPhone: Too high a price to pay?
The arrival of the iPhone could signal the beginning of the end for consumer choice. Now that the marketing blitz and customer hype about the Apple iPhone are reverting back to more realistic levels there comes some not entirely unexpected news...
Tim Mather
Nov 22 2007 10:36AM
Security
Review: Intelligent Wave CWAT, v3.1a
CWAT (cybercrime, warning, alert, termination, pronounced see-wat) is an extremely comprehensive insider threat management system. It is equally complicated to install and understand.
Peter Stephenson,
Nov 22 2007 10:29AM
Security
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