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	Federal agency issues new security rules for financial institutions The federal agency that regulates banks today issued new rules for online security for financial institutions, instructing them to use minimal types of "layered security" and fraud monitoring to better protect against cybercrime. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: CIO 100 Beyond the Big Idea: Executing on Innovation Drawing on 10 years of research and diverse examples from companies such as Timberland and Harley-Davidson, Chris Trimble, Author and Professor, Dartmouth College will show you how to choose and build a great team through the innovation execution process, ultimately bringing your big ideas to their full potential. Join us at CIO 100, Aug 14-16, 2011. Register today! In this Issue The data breach quiz Traditional host-based anti-virus software losing luster? Inventor of SecurID token has new authentication system Google patches 7 bugs in Chrome browser LulzSec's parting Trojan is a false positive Hackers steal info on military, defense personnel Man sentenced to 13 years in Operation 'Phish Phry' Symantec compares iOS and Android security Cellcrypt releases encrypted voice call app for the iPhone Symantec finds big differences in iOS, Android security Microsoft patents spy tech for Skype Rootkit infection requires Windows reinstall, says Microsoft WHITE PAPER: Raritan Data Center Transformations Build outs, consolidations and acquisitions are large-scale projects that can be very disruptive and require careful planning and implementation to maintain operations. This white paper examines the process and what's required to meet IT goals and objectives and maintain business continuity. Read now! The data breach quiz Find out how RSA, Sony, Citigroup, Anonymous and the U.S. Senate fit into this watershed year for data hacks Read More Traditional host-based anti-virus software losing luster? Traditional host-based anti-malware packages just aren't that useful anymore, according to some companies that find it either doesn't protect against the main dangers they face from the Web or it simply doesn't run well in virtualized computer environments. Read More Inventor of SecurID token has new authentication system The inventor of the two-factor authentication SecurID token says the latest technology he's come up with is better because it can be used with a voiceprint biometric, plus it can be deployed for purposes of secure authentication in mobile phones, payments and cloud computing. Read More Google patches 7 bugs in Chrome browser Google patched seven vulnerabilities in Chrome on Tuesday as it issued the second security update for its browser this month. Read More WHITE PAPER: Extreme Networks Networks in Motion Download this whitepaper today and discover how you can cost-effectively optimize your network for the mobile demands of today's business. Examine how IT can provide: * Personalization and intelligence. * Ease of operation. * Seamless quality of user experience. * Secure on-the-go access to public and private networks. Read now! LulzSec's parting Trojan is a false positive The LulzSec hacking group sailed off into the sunset Saturday, leaving behind a treasure trove of stolen data along with what some antivirus programs identified as a nasty surprise for anyone who downloaded the Torrent file: a Trojan horse program. Read More Hackers steal info on military, defense personnel Email addresses and names of subscribers to DefenseNews, a highly-regarded website that covers national and international military and defense news, were accessed by hackers and presumed stolen. Read More Man sentenced to 13 years in Operation 'Phish Phry' A 27-year-old man has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for managing a phishing operation in conjunction with Egyptian hackers that looted consumer bank accounts. Read More Symantec compares iOS and Android security Apple's iOS and Google's Android smartphone platforms are more secure than traditional desktop-based operating systems, but are still susceptible to many existing categories of attacks, according toa 23-page report from security software vendor Symantec. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Case Study - Psomas As a high-growth firm, Psomas needed to accelerate application performance to accommodate a changing set of demands from the business as well as employees. With Riverbed Steelhead products deployed worldwide, their employees can now share work and leverage resources wherever they happen to be. Read now! Cellcrypt releases encrypted voice call app for the iPhone Cellcrypt released a version of its voice encryption software for Apple's iPhone on Tuesday, adding to its portfolio of software to prevent eavesdropping on calls. Read More Symantec finds big differences in iOS, Android security Apple iOS and Google Android have some big differences when it comes to mobile security, creating distinct potential vulnerabilities for enterprises embracing devices running these operating systems, according to analysis by Symantec. Read More Microsoft patents spy tech for Skype A newly patented Microsoft technology called Legal Intercept would allow the company to secretly intercept, monitor and record Skype calls. Privacy advocates are concerned. Read More Rootkit infection requires Windows reinstall, says Microsoft Microsoft is telling Windows users that they'll have to reinstall the operating system if they get infected with a new rootkit that hides in the machine's boot sector. Read More
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