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Anti-Virus Is Dead; Long Live Anti-Malware
Industry researcher Yankee Group named Prevx the leader in Anti-Malware Herd Intelligence for its approach to behavior-based security. In the report published this month, “Anti-Virus is Dead; Long Live Anti-Malware,” Yankee Group analysts examined the current state of signature-based and behavior-based security performance and concluded that anti-virus and anti-spyware vendors are aware they’re not providing enough protection.
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"Happy new year" worm meets vendor resistance
SonicWALL has deployed early protection against a rapidly proliferating variant of the Nuwar worm, which is spreading via emails containing seasonal greetings in the subject line. The rate of infection has picked up rapidly, and seems set to become one of the biggest threat outbreaks of the year.
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New Year, New Threats?
Don't get caught out in 2007 - be prepared for the security threats. 2006 - the year that Italy won the World Cup and Take That reformed after 10 years. And millions of businesses suffered downtime or damage thanks to phishing, viruses, and other malicious threats.
According to GFI, a leading provider of network security, content security and messaging software, every IT manager should make it part of their New Year's Resolution to protect their networks from the following threats in 2007:
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Top 10 E-Mail Mistakes and Mishaps in 2006
For most companies, e-mail plays a mission-critical role in day-to-day business operations. While providing great value, the spontaneous and casual nature of e-mail often results in misuse that can be comical to outsiders while costly to the enterprise. MessageGate has compiled a list of 10 unforgettable e-mail blunders from 2006 that surely will be haunting the sender in the New Year.
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Survey Reveals High Level of Employee Communication Risks
A survey of 140 office based workers has revealed that unmonitored technologies such as instant messenger (IM), MSN messenger and web mail are frequently accessed and used from company computers – leaving organisations vulnerable to legal action and regulatory infringements.
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From Micro to Macro Security
OK, we all have issue securing our own IT environments. For me I am busy locking down the IT infrastructure chez Stanley ensuring our network and PCs are as secure as possible. Although the computing kit we have is hardly going to keep Mr Dell in nice suits for long, I have enough to worry about.
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Test your Phishing IQ Online
A rather neat web site put up by the folks at SonicWALL enable you to work out how good you are at detecting phishing emails.
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Arnie Sticks it to the Users
So Gubernator Arnie is about to stick his moniker on a piece of legislation that forces makers of wireless internet equipment to include warning labels on their kit.
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