Thursday, 17 May 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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Enhancing security with open source 
The more people have access to source code and can employ their expertise to examine it, the fewer secrets are embedded in the code. This openness helps code become more secure.
Securing your VoIP environment
While more cost-efficient than traditional circuit-switch based networks, there are security concerns like malware attacks.
Most enterprises fall short of the cybersecurity mark
Information security is one of the biggest challenges facing enterprises this year. Being hacked by criminals is becoming depressingly familiar for a many businesses.
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Cloud, BYOD emphasize need for secure IAM
Increased adoption of cloud services, combined with the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) phenomenon, is causing identities and access rights to proliferate throughout the enterprise, putting ever-greater stress on organizations to go beyond perimeter defenses to secure access to sensitive information.
Navigating security challenges in the era of the cloud and IT consumerization
According to Trend Micro’s survey of customers in Asia, most enterprise data centers have reported at least one ongoing virtualization or cloud project. The majority of cloud developments are in hybrid mode. This journey to the cloud needs to be protected.
Data leaks galore: Android's permission and privacy woes
Apps are notorious for leaking information, but can you really do anything about it?
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Bitcoinica loses 18,547 bitcoins to hackers
Hackers stole 18,547 bitcoins and the user database from bitcoin exchange site Bitcoinica.
Mobile popularity spurs discontent with Microsoft software
Traditional PC software satisfaction took hit in 2011, survey says.
Adobe patches critical software vulnerabilties for free
Changes tune after customers, security pros condemned Adobe's advice to spend hundreds on upgrades to get fixes.
Kaspersky denies Apple security collaboration
Company is conducting an 'in-depth analysis of Mac OS X vulnerabilities,' but not at the request of Apple, CTO says.
Rigged RTF docs employed in APT attacks
Microsoft Officer RTF parsing vulnerabilities are a common target for attackers who distribute advanced persistent threats.
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Trusted Mobility Index
The mobile ecosystem of devices, services and networks is at a critical inflection point.While the mobile revolution is unleashing massive opportunities in both emerging and mature economies, it is also increasing in complexity and confusion. The reality is the lightning-fast adoption of powerful, smart devices is outpacing society’s ability to secure them. Today, trust in mobility hangs in the balance.
The state of the Internet, Q4, 2011
Geography appears to play a role in frequency of observed attacks on specific ports. For example, Port 23 (Telnet) is a favorite target for attacks observed to be originating from South Korea and Turkey, where it accounted for more than five times the number of attacks targeting the next most popular port (445 in both countries). Other instances of geography-based port targeting include observed attacks centered on Port 1433 (Microsoft SQL Server) in China and on Port 80 (WWW/HTTP) in Indonesia.
HID Global deploys a centralized, web-based IP access control solution at Fuxi Power Plant
Unable to meet the needs for real-time monitoring with its traditional patrol system, China's Fuxi Power Plant has deployed HID Global's VertX V2000.
StubHub: How to spot fraud before it happens
Whenever a list of log-on credentials is dumped onto the Web, retailers get hit with waves of automated attacks. Here's how ticket marketplace StubHub fights the threat.
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Google WiSpy isn't all bad
The hysteria around the Google 'WiSpy' case is based on an irrational double standard.
Pitfalls of Windows tinkering: think before you tweak
Windows works best when left alone. Sometimes it's best to resist the urge to tweak the OS -- especially if you don't know what you're doing.
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Asia Pacific's e-commerce landscape: How e-money savvy are we?
Asia Pacific's e-commerce landscape has experienced astonishing growth rates of late. However, several factors hinder its adoption. CyberSource's Managing Director for the Asia Pacific Mike Bradley discusses how fraud management and data security can steer the industry forward.
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.
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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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