May 12, 2011

SC eSymposium: APT - Valid threat or overhyped?

Thursday, Dec. 9
1-4 p.m. EST

Gain expert knowledge, CPE credits and an opportunity to win the prize give-a-way!

CLICK HERE to register for free.

Latest News

Accused Mega-D botnet operator arrested

A Russian man who is believed to be the operator of the Mega-D botnet, one of the largest spam senders in the world, has been arrested and is scheduled to be arraigned on Friday in federal court.
 

Adobe and Google team for Flash sandbox in Chrome

Adobe and Google have partnered to allow Flash to run with sandboxing technology in the Chrome browser, the two companies announced Wednesday. "This first iteration of Chrome's Flash Player sandbox for all [supported] Windows platforms uses a modified version of Chrome's existing sandbox technology that protects certain sensitive resources from being accessed by malicious code, while allowing applications to use less sensitive ones," read a post on The Chromium Blog. The release initially is available to Chrome developer channel users. In November, Adobe released its latest Reader version, X, which includes sandboxing that forces operations that display PDF files to the user to be run inside a confined environment. - DK
 

Senate votes to exempt lawyers, doctors from Red Flags

Lawyers, doctors and accountants may avoid having to comply with the Federal Trade Commission's new identity theft rule.
 

Quest Software: Choosing the Right Active Directory Bridge Solution for You

The importance of a solid Active Directory (AD) bridge in your diverse IT environment can't be minimized. But what do you need to know when evaluating AD bridge solutions? This Quest Software white paper helps you understand the questions to ask when choosing the best solution for your company.

Click here for the white paper.

WikiLeaks prompts U.S. government to assess security

The federal government is moving quickly to deploy new security measures in light of the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified U.S. documents by whistleblower site WikiLeaks.
 

Don't-track-me browser feature part of FTC privacy plan

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is urging companies to develop a "do not track" mechanism so consumers can choose whether to allow the collection of data regarding online searching and browsing activities.
 

Stuxnet: Precursor to kinetic warfare?

Was the delay of the Stuxnet worm cleanup the true motive behind the assassination of Iranian cyberwarfare and nuclear scientist Majid Shahriari? Was Wikileaks content responsible for the timing of the attack? Analysis follows.
 

How we test products

Check out this month's issue to see the other companies we picked. 

How we test products:

Click here to take a look at the methodology we use to evaluate each product we test.

SC eSymposium: APT - Valid threat or overhyped?

Thursday, Dec. 9
1-4 p.m. EST

Gain expert knowledge, CPE credits and an opportunity to win the prize give-a-way!

CLICK HERE to register for free.

SC Events Calendar

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SC Webcast: Securing, controlling and auditing critical databases

June 21, 2011
SC eConference: Auditing and compliance

July 28, 2011
SC eConference: Securing the cloud

Aug. 25, 2011
SC eSymposium: Social networking - Threats and solutions


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