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	Malware writers gunning for Google Android Symbian and Microsoft Windows Mobile platforms have been the proving ground for mobile malware over the past five years, but a new Juniper Networks report states that Google Android now takes "the crown" as the platform getting the most attention from malware developers. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Sophos FREE Compliance for Dummies Book from Sophos Get 10 tips to achieve compliance. Request a book today! In this Issue Hot products at Interop 2011 The rising use of SSL raises new risks Most companies skimp on third-party code checks, study finds Security pros launch cybersecurity index After 40 years, email security still elusive, experts say 25 ways IT will morph in the next 25 years Smartphones attract organized, international, profit-driven scammers Do-not-track me! Data center anti-DDoS package on tap from Arbor RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Infoblox 7 Little Secrets of Network Compliance Does your network team dread compliance mandates such as PCI, HIPAA, SOX, FERC, NERC? The stress, anxiety and wasted time distract your team from other strategic projects. Join an industry expert to learn best practices on how to avoid the most common mistakes and ensure real time compliance with more confidence and a single click. Enroll today. Hot products at Interop 2011 Read More The rising use of SSL raises new risks As more applications employ Secure Sockets Layer encryption, a certain amount of traffic visibility is lost, making it more challenging to vet those bits for viruses, worms, and other malicious payloads. Read More Most companies skimp on third-party code checks, study finds Despite all of the talk surrounding the importance of software quality, a study released today shows few companies are walking the secure development walk. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Software It's 9am. Do You Know What Your Directory is Doing? In this new Quest Software white paper, you'll see how to get more information that native logging alone can't provide. See how you can get real time, centralized information, and how doing so maximizes Active Directory performance. Read More Security pros launch cybersecurity index The index will track the overall sentiment of a group of cybersecurity experts to offer a measure of cyber risk. Read More After 40 years, email security still elusive, experts say According to the survey, conducted by secure messaging provider VaporSteam Inc., nearly three-fourths of respondents from large companies say they've violated compliance rules via email. Read More 25 ways IT will morph in the next 25 years Imagine a world where the computers, networks and storage systems are all tens of thousands of times faster than they are today -- and then think about the sci-fi type of applications that will be possible. Read More WHITE PAPER: Aerohive Client Health Score Solution Brief This solution brief provides an overview of Aerohive's new Client Health Score feature which cuts through volumes of data to show you the overall health of clients in an "at-a-glance" format, then enables you to drill down if you see a specific problem. Read now! Smartphones attract organized, international, profit-driven scammers The mobile computing technology explosion has brought out seriously organized, international and profit-driven cybercriminals. Read More Do-not-track me! In just one week, privacy advocates have seen two major proposals to promote consumer privacy on the Internet. In California, SB-761, a "Do-Not-Track" bill regulating tracking cookies, passed through committee clearing a major hurdle to adoption. Simultaneously, Sen Rockefeller introduced a very similar bill in the US Senate. Both bills would require companies to honor a "Do-Not-Track" preference set by consumers, usually as a browser setting. The bills represent a significant step forward in online privacy and should be strongly supported by voters. Read More Data center anti-DDoS package on tap from Arbor Arbor Networks today announced security gear designed to work in the enterprise data center to detect and mitigate distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks that crush network availability or tie up servers. Read More
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