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The Role of Security in IT Service Management

  • Oct 31 (2 pm EDT, 11 am PDT)
    In the world of ITSM, security plays a key role and must be properly factored into the design and delivery of services.

Beyond Basic Data Security

  • Fear of phishing scams and identity theft prevent a large percentage of potential buyers from conducting transactions online, despite industry efforts to allay security concerns. This webcast explores what online sellers can do to better assure reluctant buyers that web transactions are safe.

Keep Your Data Secure From the Outside In

  • Your network may be nailed down tight inside the perimeter, but these days employees on the road; remote offices and partners need access from outside the firewall. In this Webcast, we look at how to tap SSL to secure your mail traffic and strengthen your VPNs.

Symantec: Think Strategically About Protecting Your Corporate Messaging Data

  • Watch this on-demand webcast sponsored by Symantec.
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McAfee survey finds many computers are far less secure than their owners believe.

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Scarcely a day goes by without some news story regarding a security breach. In the world of ITSM, security plays a key role and must be properly factored into the design and delivery of services. Sign up for this webcast to learn more.

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PWS-LDPinch a Password-Stealing Trojan
PWS-LDPinch is a password-stealing Trojan designed to email the encoded local passwords to the Trojan author.

Delf-EYG Trojan Downloads, Executes Remote Software

  • Troj/Delf-EYG is a Trojan for the Windows platform.

Zua Worm Modifies System Boot Up Logo, Image

  • W32/Zua.worm is a worm that can propagate over removable drives and modifies the system boot up logo and desktop background image.

VBS.Stemclover Worm Copies Itself to Removable Drives

  • VBS.Stemclover is a worm that copies itself to removable drives.

Stemclover Worm Copies Itself to Shares, Removable Media

  • W32.Stemclover is a worm that copies itself to network shares and removable media.

Agobot-AIZ Worm Spreads Via Shares, Exploing Flaws

  • W32/Agobot-AIZ is a worm for the Windows platform.

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Google Bolsters E-Mail Security In Apps
Integration of security features from Postini designed to make Google Apps more appealing to large customers.

AOL Claims AIM is Safe

  • After a pair of security research groups level allegations of insecurity against AIM, AOL moves to fix its back end.

Thanks, Russia: Antivirus Software Market Remains Healthy

  • Amid the myriad antivirus companies, two surprises emerge from under the shadows of Symantec and McAfee.

Those Nifty Widgets Can Pack A Rude Surprise

  • Malware finds a new target in desktop widgets that look simple and harmless but can carry a malicious payload.

Rugged Security: MESHnet Firewall

  • Two firms team for a portable, military-grade hardware firewall that will take whatever hackers -- or Mother Earth, for that matter -- can dish out. Plus, it looks the part.

Report: TJX Security Was 'Inadequate'

  • Retailer faulted for collecting too much information, keeping it too long, and not upgrading security systems quickly enough.

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WLAN Security Service Aims to Boost PCI Compliance
New managed service from Renaissance uses Trapeze and AirDefense to help lock down retail networks.

Symantec Updates Norton AntiVirus, Internet Security

  • New versions for 2008 add more intelligent filtering and greatly improve performance.

What’s Walking Out Your Doors?

  • The biggest threat to your data may not be hackers, but disgruntled, duplicitous, or just plain clueless insiders. Fortunately, there are tools at your disposal.

Black Hat and the Jedi Force

  • Hackers have a lot of different tools at their disposal, but the power of the Jedi wave may be all they really need.

Ask, Microsoft Talk Search Privacy

  • The two search rivals ask Google and others to join their commitment to develop global privacy principles.

Single Sign-on Deployers Weigh Concordia's Work

  • Big customers spell out their single sign-on system interoperability needs to ID metasystem purveyors in San Francisco.

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Symantec Adds Bot Hunting to Managed Services
By using a traceback method, Symantec can look for hidden botnets within a corporate network.

Thanks, Russia: Antivirus Software Market Remains Healthy
Amid the myriad antivirus companies, two surprises emerge from under the shadows of Symantec and McAfee.

Report: TJX Security Was 'Inadequate'
Retailer faulted for collecting too much information, keeping it too long, and not upgrading security systems quickly enough.

HP Settles Patent Dispute With Cenzic
Legal challenges come to an end as security vendors agree to get along.

Unisys to Blame For DHS Insecurity?
Congressman alleges that the Department of Homeland Security hasn't been so secure, thanks to its contractor.

Networking Notes: Playing the Password Game
Some security experts say we need to do the impossible: Create and memorize a unique password for each and every service we use. But there are options — this nifty Web site or just write them down.

Dell Adds Encrypting Drive to Latitude Line
Seagate drive will add real-time encryption protection to notebooks at a modest premium in price.

Microsoft's New Patent: The Dark Side of SaaS
A new patent for notifying people when a privacy policy has changed suggests some dark possibilities for the future of software-as-a-service.

IronPort OS Gets Encryption Update
New core operating system for IronPort's platforms adds encryption and better data-loss prevention technology to e-mail security.

Have We Reached The End Of The Virus?
Not quite. The old-fashioned virus infestation is fading as the biggest nuisance for computer users in favor of Trojans, Symantec's new malware study finds.

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