Saturday, 28 January 2012
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PCI DSS issues resolved
Having problems with PCI DSS compliance issues? Have a look at some of your tough PCI DSS questions answered by compliance experts Ed Moyle and Diana Kelley.
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China the Voldemort of the cybersecurity world?
Bob Bragdon says it's time to stop tiptoeing around China.
Top 12 most vulnerable smartphones
Security firm Bit9 has pulled together what it calls its "Dirty Dozen" list, putting the Google Android operating system in the spotlight, with claims that an estimated 56% of Android phones in the marketplace today are running out-of-date and insecure versions of the Android.
Mobile security concerns in 2012
The widespread adoption of mobile devices, proliferation of applications and growth of cloud computing are helping accelerate business innovation and social benefits. However, today’s always-on world brings with it a new and ever-changing set of security challenges.
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Passwords aren’t dead, though yours could be
Despite all those "death to passwords" chants, some say it's still a solid form of authentication -- when users aren't being stupid about theirs.
Kim Jong Un and cyberwarfare. Overrated threat?
Security experts have differing views on what the death of Kim Jong Il will mean for the future of cyberattacks.
Keeping advanced persistent threats in the box
Enlightened users, meticulous system updates and intelligent security deployments go a long way in safeguarding enterprises against APTs.
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AXA expands anti-fraud system to tackle spike in fraudulent claims
The hosted service enables AXA to benefit from reduced costs in IT expenditure and implementation times as part of a global roll-out programme. AXA said the software would give investigators the ability to "monitor and clearly identify and prioritise suspicious activity, as well as quickly access and analyse customer data".
Facebook attacks target Ukash users
Security firm Trusteer Wednesday said it has identified a new browser-based malware attack against Facebook users that's aimed at stealing money through e-cash payment system Ukash.
China enforces real name rule for microblogs
China is already conducting trials of the real-name system in five cities.
$6.7M stolen in cyber heist
The hackers used stolen login details for a teller and a call center agent to transfer about $6.7 million into multiple bank accounts.
$6.7M stolen in South Africa cyber heist
The hackers used stolen login details for a teller and a call center agent to transfer about $6.7 million into multiple bank accounts.
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How malware authors battle detection
The stakes have never been higher in the fight for control of corporate and consumer devices between malicious code and the antimalware software designed to detect and stop it. This report covers the key methods malware writers use to thwart analysis and evade detection.
Beyond Dropbox: requirements for enterprise class secure file sharing
Consumer file sharing services are catching on with business users. But these services lack the security controls of enterprise IT solutions. This whitepaper explores the danger these “Dropbox” type services pose for enterprises and the security requirements for using such services.
Clifford Chance protects information with integrated network security product
With over 3,200 legal advisors, offices in over 23 countries and large volumes of confidential data flowing through the network daily, the law firm required a multi-functional security gateway that protects against emerging security threats, while safeguarding client data and simplifying management.
Honda MPE improves customer experience with Nimsoft Monitor
Honda Motorcycle and Power Equipment (MPE) has deployed Nimsoft Monitor across its infrastructure to enhance its customer experience.
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Windows 8 Secure Boot raises ire over device lock
Linux users could be locked out of ARM-based Windows 8 devices, the news may not be much better for Linux on x86-based PCs.
Why browser security study lacks credibility
Chrome users should be happy, but don't forget - the study was funded by Google.
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A glimpse of the 2012 security landscape in Asia
Check Point's president Amnon Bar-Lev says 2012 will see an increased focus on detection, prevention and multiple security layers.
Managing the complexity of disparate devices across different networks
Telecommuting and the proliferation of different devices in the network has led to a major challenge for IT departments seeking to retain control of the network. Executives from Cisco share how this task can be better managed.
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Irdeto video details need for digital media security
This video, titled All Cracked Up, chronicles things that were better before they were cracked (includes the likes of Mel Gibson, The Titanic and Whitney Houston). The tie is that it all comes back to the need for security and protecting your assets.
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