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	Banking's big dilemma: How to stop cyberheists via customer PCs In online banking and payments, customers' PCs have become the Achilles' heel of the financial industry as cyber-crooks remotely take control of the computers to make unauthorized funds transfers, often to faraway places. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Webcast: Building the Business Case for Data Protection New research reveals that C-level executives feel good data protection efforts support organizational goals such as compliance, reputation, management or customer trust, but there is a lack of confidence in the ability to safeguard sensitive information. Sponsored by IBM, this white paper reveals the value of data protection Click to continue In this Issue Identity management top security priority in Gartner survey Data Protection: EnergySec's plan for key infrastructure Controversial Windows XP vulnerability now being exploited iPad e-mail hackers defend attack as 'ethical' iPad hacker arrested on multiple drug charges after FBI search 3.7 billion phishing emails were sent in the last 12 months Lawmakers question US cybersecurity readiness Not safe for work: What's acceptable office computer use Employee monitoring: When IT is asked to spy Security, compliance come before collaboration Privacy concerns are nothing new Cloud security: The basics Microsoft offers security guidance for Azure cloud Linux Trojan Raises Malware Concerns RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T AT&T Designing Tomorrow's Ethernet-Based Metropolitan Area Networks Click to continue Identity management top security priority in Gartner survey "The No.1 priority is now identity and access management," says Gartner research director Vic Wheatman, noting the analysis is based on a close look at what IT security professionals at 308 companies are telling Gartner about their overall information spending and specific IT security projects. Read More Data Protection: EnergySec's plan for key infrastructure Energy companies rely on IT infrastructure more than ever. Would-be cyber terrorists know it. A group called EnergySec hopes to be ready for what may come. Read More Controversial Windows XP vulnerability now being exploited It only took days for hackers to take advantage of the Windows XP security vulnerability that was disclosed last week by a Google engineer Read More iPad e-mail hackers defend attack as 'ethical' The hackers who harvested an estimated 114,000 Apple iPad 3G owner e-mail addresses defended their actions Friday as "ethical" and said they did nothing illegal. Read More WHITE PAPER: VMware Quantifying the Business Value of VMware View The paper is an analysis of organizations adopting a centralized virtual desktop (CVD) computing environment with the use of VMware View. It demonstrates that investment in the technology can result in significant business value with very high return on investment (ROI). Learn more. iPad hacker arrested on multiple drug charges after FBI search One of the hackers in the group that snatched more than 100,000 iPad owner e-mail addresses from AT&T's servers was arrested Tuesday on felony drug charges after the FBI searched his Arkansas home Read More 3.7 billion phishing emails were sent in the last 12 months Cybercriminals sent 3.7 billion phishing emails over the last year, in a bid to steal money from unsuspecting web users, says CPP. Read More Lawmakers question US cybersecurity readiness U.S. lawmakers questioned Wednesday whether the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has the authority or resources it needs to protect the nation against cyberattacks. Read More Not safe for work: What's acceptable office computer use How many minutes, or hours, did you spend on Facebook today? Even if you spent just a few minutes on the popular social networking site during office hours, you're not alone. Data from Nucleus Research finds 77 percent of workers who have a Facebook account use it during work hours. Read More WHITE PAPER: VMware Windows 7 Migration Solutions from VMware While the benefits of moving up to Windows 7 are compelling, the migration path introduces many challenges, including application compatibility, recoding custom apps, and carrying over user settings, data, and applications. Learn about how VMware View helps address these and other Windows 7 migration issues. Learn more. Employee monitoring: When IT is asked to spy It's 9:00 in the morning, or 3:00 in the afternoon, or even 10:00 at night. Do you know what your users are up to? Read More Security, compliance come before collaboration Enterprise 2.0 strategies are becoming more popular among companies today, but there are serious logistical and legal challenges along with the expected benefits of using social collaboration tools. Read More Privacy concerns are nothing new Last issue we looked at the controversy surrounding Google's collection of what appears to be personally identifiable data and storing it in databases for all and sundry to search. Some folks are up in arms about this, and I applaud them. But privacy issues like this are nothing new. Read More Cloud security: The basics Cloud computing is one of the most-discussed topics among IT professionals today. And not too long into any conversation about the most highly touted cloud models--software as a service (SaaS), infrastructure as a service (IaaS) or platform as a service (PaaS)--the talk often turns to cloud security. Read More Microsoft offers security guidance for Azure cloud The company urges developers to build apps with security in mind from the start Read More Linux Trojan Raises Malware Concerns I've got good news and bad news for those of the misguided perception that Linux is somehow impervious to attack or compromise. The bad news is that it turns out a vast collection of Linux systems may, in fact, be pwned. The good news, at least for IT administrators and organizations that rely on Linux as a server or desktop operating system, is that the Trojan is in a game download so it should have no bearing on Linux in a business setting. Read More
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