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Tailor your mobile security plan for the iPod generation

Tailor your mobile security plan for the iPod generation

Ever since the emergence of iPod back in 2004, GFI and other experts including Gartner analysts, Ruggero Contu and John Girard have been warning that iPods are a potential danger to the corporate network.
Andre' Muscat, Dec 27 2006 9:39PM Security
IT security predictions for 2007

IT security predictions for 2007

Merged email and Web threats; targeted spam; IM and VoIP attacks go
mainstream.
Andrew Charlesworth Dec 22 2006 9:49AM Security
Security threats fail to deter Mac faithful in 2006

Security threats fail to deter Mac faithful in 2006

Vulnerabilities aplenty this year, but little fear among the OS X community.
Shaun Nichols Dec 22 2006 9:49AM Security
Hacker: "Month of Apple Bugs" project necessary for better 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.
Dan Kaplan Dec 20 2006 11:32PM Security
Cisco dives in to digital signage

Cisco dives in to digital signage

Tivella purchase adds digital signage to Cisco portfolio.
Tom Sanders Dec 20 2006 9:29AM Hardware
Cisco dives in to digital signage

Cisco dives in to digital signage

Tivella purchase adds digital signage to Cisco portfolio.
Tom Sanders Dec 19 2006 9:17AM Networking
Review: Tenable Security Center

Review: Tenable Security Center

The Tenable Security Center has massive capability wrapped in a single, easy-to-navigate interface. While the overall use of the application is fairly intuitive, once users explore more deeply, they may find that it becomes complex and intricate. This allows for great flexibility, but also requires some time of using the product and learning how to maximize its capability for the specific environment.
Patrick Love, Head of Fiduciary Support, Global Wealth Sol Dec 18 2006 12:00AM Security
Fortinet reviews the year's security trends

Fortinet reviews the year's security trends

The monetisation of malware has been the standout security trend of 2006, according to security vendor Fortinet.
Staff Writers Dec 15 2006 1:36PM Security
Cisco invests US$50m in Chinese telco

Cisco invests US$50m in Chinese telco

Agreement makes US networking firm largest foreign shareholder in CCS.
Robert Jaques Dec 15 2006 9:55AM Telco/ISP
Cisco talks up networked video

Cisco talks up networked video

Convergence will revive end-of-life technologies, Cisco predicts.
Tom Sanders Dec 14 2006 8:41AM Networking
Mobile security products to be worth US$5bn by 2011

Mobile security products to be worth US$5bn by 2011

The number of security attacks against mobile phones is increasing dramatically, according to new data from Juniper Research.
Will Head Dec 12 2006 9:46AM Security
Document Security 2006

Document Security 2006

Files created in a multitude of applications contain confidential information or valuable intellectual property. How can you keep them safe when sending them to other people? Peter Stephenson reports.
Patrick Love, Head of Fiduciary Support, Global Wealth Sol Dec 10 2006 12:00AM Security
Heathrow airport introduces biometric security system

Heathrow airport introduces biometric security system

A new check-in system using biometric technology was officially opened today at London's Heathrow airport.
Emma Pritchard Dec 7 2006 9:00AM Security
Vista validates encryption for mobile and endpoint security

Vista validates encryption for mobile and endpoint security

Long viewed as a major vector for incoming threats such as viruses, malware and worms, organisations are also increasingly viewing laptops as a primary weakness in the fight against the theft, loss and misuse of information.
Nicko van Dec 6 2006 9:57PM Security
IBM takes on telecoms security market

IBM takes on telecoms security market

BladeCenter server budled with security and monitoring software.
Shaun Nichols Dec 6 2006 8:57AM Security
McAfee ties up Citadel Security acquisition

McAfee ties up Citadel Security acquisition

McAfee today announced that it has completed its acquisition of Citadel Security Software, a provider of security risk management and compliance technology.
Robert Jaques Dec 6 2006 8:57AM Security
A network security strategy for the age of terrorism

A network security strategy for the age of terrorism

Just as bacteria evolve around the technological barriers we put in their place, so too do the tactics and strategies employed by computer attackers. When a security measure is put in place, our enemies immediately set out to exploit its weakness. When they are repelled, they adapt their tactics and strategies, regroup and come back yet again.
G. Robert Dec 5 2006 6:42PM Security
Internode upgrades Cisco gear for IPTV push

Internode upgrades Cisco gear for IPTV push

Broadband provider Internode has purchased additional Cisco core and Internet equipment to act as a foundation for its ADSL2+ service to deliver products such as IPTV throughout metropolitan and regional Australia.
Lilia Guan Dec 5 2006 11:55AM Telco/ISP
Laptop theft, data exposure the result of poor mobile security management

Laptop theft, data exposure the result of poor mobile security management

Hearing news about yet another lost or stolen laptop and exposure of personal information is almost like having seen too many horror flicks. Shock has shifted to disbelief - plus numb outrage at the apparent inability of corporations and government to protect our private personal data.
Peter Larsson, Dec 5 2006 11:00AM Security
Image spam still growing as threat to email security

Image spam still growing as threat to email security

Today one out of four emails on the internet is an image spam message. This is not because spammers have just realised the marketing benefits of captive colours. Instead, this is because the spammers have identified a weakness in many anti-spam systems and are moving diligently to maximise this opportunity by fully exploiting this weakness.
Paul Judge, Dec 5 2006 10:00AM Security

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