Cybercrime becoming more organized 15 Sep 2006 17:35 GMTThere's been a distinct shift in criminals that online detectives encounter, Justice Dept. official says.
Source: ZDNet Patch Management 15 Sep 2006 13:00 GMTThis executive bulletin discusses patch management strategies and related security issues. Also included are reports on wireless LAN security and training issues. Download this executive bulletin now (a $49.95 value) for free, compliments of Patchlink.
Source: Computerworld AIG offers corporate identity protection policy for SMBs 15 Sep 2006 13:00 GMTAIG this week launched a new insurance policy that offers small and medium businesses protection from the costs involved in complying with data disclosure laws in the event of a breach.
Source: Computerworld Data breaches yield few ID thefts, survey says 15 Sep 2006 13:00 GMTData breaches contribute less to ID theft and fraud that most people think, according to a recent survey by Javelin Strategy & Research. Losing your checkbook or wallet is more likely to put you at risk.
Source: Computerworld Managing Instant Messaging for Business Advantage, Phase One: Assessing IM Usage 15 Sep 2006 13:00 GMTThe ubiquity of consumer-grade, public instant messaging clients and the emergence of enterprise instant messaging servers has challenged IT organization to develop management policies that deal with the corporate IM landscape as it exists today. Download this white paper as a guide to learn best practices for effectively managing the risks and costs associated with the corporate use of IM.
Source: Computerworld Top Five Instant Messaging Security Risks for 2006 15 Sep 2006 13:00 GMTInstant messaging continues to be the fastest growing communications medium, with an estimated 390 million IM users by the end of 2006. Though widely adopted, IM is generally unprotected and unmonitored in environments, leaving it vulnerable to attacks and exploits. Download this white paper now to learn what security risks you may be facing!
Source: Computerworld Barbarians At The Gate Why Web Filtering Is So Hot 15 Sep 2006 12:43 GMTWorldwide spending on securing Web content is literally the hottest IT market today. With Web-based threats growing almost exponentially, IT and network managers are struggling mightily to stave off disaster while still letting employees reap the many benefits of the Web. The Webcast Barbarians At The Gate: Why Web Filtering Is So Hot, dives into the sources of the trouble while offering common-sense approaches to a secure Internet computing strategy.
Source: Computerworld Is open source getting to Microsoft? 15 Sep 2006 11:00 GMTPledge not to sue over Web services patents reflects the spread of the collaborative development model--as far as Microsoft, even.
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