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Learning from the Verizon Business RISK Team's valuable analysis of four years of data on security breaches among their clients.
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What corporate IT shops can learn from universities dealing with security in an open network environment.
During the recent Catalyst Conference I found time to chat with all the usual identity management...
Criminals have found a new way to attack PC users, taking advantage of what appears to be a new bug...
The new CEO at ConSentry Networks will aim at growing the company via alliances in sales, software...
In my two most recent columns, I've been looking at the Verizon Business RISK Team's valuable...
Facing heat over privacy worries, NebuAd said Tuesday it has a new notification and opt-out system...
The headline read “Google loses employee data.” It caught my attention as I thought of all the...
The U.S. Senate resumed debate Tuesday on legislation that would extend a controversial U.S.... ...1
Microsoft has patched bugs in its Exchange, SQL Server and Windows software that could give hackers...
The discovery of a flaw in Domain Name System protocol that would allow an attacker to remotely... ...2
A behavioral advertising program that collects information about Internet service provider...
When Kenya implemented automated banking systems and regulation in 2000, it looked like Malawi...
Makers of the software used to connect computers on the Internet collectively released software...
VirusBarrier X5 (version 10.5.2) bills itself as simple, fast, and nonintrusive, and it certainly...
Network-access-control start-up ConSentry Networks has filled its long-vacant CEO position with Joe...
For those of you who have just tuned in, we're in the midst of reviewing the recent Catalyst...
Looks like Apple is a little slow in updating the iPhone OS, which is based on Mac OS X. The company is four months behind on patching the mobile version of the operating system.
Preview articleCommentScary stats: Some 637 million users running out-of-date browsers that could lead them vulnerable to attack. That number doesn't even take into account those running non-updated plug-ins.
Preview articleCommentThe pesky Storm work is rearing its ugly head again, this time using a "love" theme in its attempt to trap users.
Preview articleCommentPanda Security is reporting the existence of a new do-it-yourself phishing kits that make it easy for attackers to spoof financial and other sites in an effort to steal user information.
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NetworkWorld just recently launched their Google Subnet. Hurray! I'm not sure if any Microsoft Subnet lurkers have peered across the pasture or not. But, if you did, ya might have noticed another Kopczynski blogging there. No, I didn't take an alter ego. Instead Garett happens to my...

Microsoft Patch Tuesday is upon us with four "important" fixes for SQL, Windows Explorer, DNS and Outlook Web Access for...

After all these years I am willing to admit that Microsoft has won the desktop and server wars. Thanks to VMWare Windows is... 7
In my two most recent columns (Part 1 and Part 2), I've been looking at the Verizon Business RISK Team's valuable...
The new CEO at ConSentry Networks will aim at growing the company via alliances in sales, software and OEM agreements.Joe...
The headline read “Google loses employee data.” It caught my attention as I thought of all the implications this...

Ransomware, although somewhat appropriately nicknamed, as it takes your data hostage demanding money for its release, has...
In this month's piece, John Arnold, chief security architect at Capgemini UK, discusses the Jericho Forum's concepts...
This paper discusses how IT departments can meet the challenges of laptop theft, mobile data protection and regulatory compliance such as Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, and Gramm-Leach-Bliley using innovative IT asset tracking solutions. Complete laptop security includes the ability to monitor computers off the LAN, automatically detect hardware and software configuration in near real-time, physically recover stolen laptops and remotely delete sensitive data.

Tripwire founder/CTO Gene Kim provides seven practical steps that IT organizations can take to...
Selecting Effective Virtual DirectoriesLearn why speed is a critical factor in virtual directory implementations in this whitepaper....
Best Practices for HP Servers and HP Enterprise Virtual Array in a Microsoft ExchangeThe Customer Focused Teating team at HP previously published the Best practices for HP servers and...

We have so many holes punched in our firewalls today that many industry insiders question the value...
Taking Virtualization Up a NotchVirtualization benefits are well known, but as virtualization creeps into every corner of your data...
The self-managed networkWe aren't there yet, but advances in network and systems management tools are making it possible to...

Find out how to successfully deploy 802.11n to support an all-wireless enterprise in this live...
Solutions to the Toughest IT Challenges in Remote OfficesThough small in size, remote offices face many of the same IT challenges as larger central offices....
Lowering the Cost of Email ArchivesFind out how you can support a high performance and reliable e-mail system by using a robust and...