Friday, October 05, 2012

Who holds IT security power?

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Who holds IT security power?
From Apple, to Symantec and Anonymous, lots of people, companies and groups influence the IT security world Read More


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Whitelisting pushing out antivirus at some security-minded retailers
The influential Payment Card Industry (PCI) rules call for use of antivirus software to protect debit and credit cards, but some retailers have found a substitute that's been accepted in place of it: whitelisting technology. Read More

Products of the week 10.1.12
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Apple honors Steve Jobs on anniversary of his death
Apple's homepage this morning is devoted to a video tribute to Steve Jobs, who passed away a year ago today. The two-minute video, which you can watch here, features a montage of the man's most famous quotes and photographs. There's also a written message from Apple CEO Tim Cook, which you see below along with a couple of screen captures. Read More


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Flame fallout: Microsoft encryption deadline looms Tuesday
Starting Tuesday Microsoft platforms will block the use of encryption keys less than 1024 bits so businesses that are still using weaker keys better get busy. Read More

Security: What if all law enforcement agencies could do instant DNA analysis?
What would happen if everyone could do DNA analysis within minutes using a simple computerized box that accepted a person's cell samples on a swab and spit out the answer about a person's genetic identity automatically? Read More

Microsoft to patch 20 bugs next week in month of Office updates
Microsoft today announced it will deliver seven security updates, one critical, to patch 20 vulnerabilities in Office, SharePoint Server, SQL Server, Windows and other parts of its product lineup. Read More


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Is antivirus dead? Startup launches first 'exploit blocking' program
Silicon Valley startup ZeroVulnerabilityLabs has made available a free program it claims stops malware from exploiting a wide range of software vulnerabilities regardless of whether these flaws are publically known or not. Read More

U.S. goes after alleged pack of Russian agents sending military high-tech to Russia
The U.S. government yesterday busted what's alleged to be a Russian-agent ring disguised as a Texas-based company illegally transferring high-tech electronics to the Russian military. Read More

Router flaw allowed DNS attack on 4.5 million DSL gateways
Details have emerged of an extraordinary attack in which millions of DSL broadband routers in Brazil were hit by a serious software flaw that allowed criminals to gain complete control of all web traffic running through them. Read More

TraceSecurity rolls out cloud-based risk, compliance and audit tool
TraceSecurity today announced a cloud-based risk, compliance and audit tool that lets enterprises poll internal network assets and deliver live reports about how well the enterprise is keeping up complying with various security standards and regulations. Read More

See it, protect it, control it: A roundtable discussion
Network World recently asked blogger Alan Shimel, co-founder and managing partner of The CISO Group, to host a roundtable discussion with representatives from three sectors of the security community: a practitioner, an analyst and a vendor. The wide-ranging conversation touched on everything from the state of threats today to the failure of risk management, the need to share information and a massive attack suffered by the user. Read More

 
 
 

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