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Leveraging Trend Micro Client Server Messaging Security for SMB, The Arizpe Group, Inc. Stays Focused on Revenue Generating Activities | 2006-08-03 01:00:11 | Trend Micro |
| The Arizpe Group, Inc. (TAG) is an Austin, Texas-based corporation delivering professional Architectural and Engineering (A/E) design, and construction management services. Few years ago a virus outbreak across the company environment caused to spend a disproportionately large amount of time on the IT infrastructure. The Vice President of the company selected Trend Micro for Peace of mind offered by its small and medium business antivirus and anti-spyware solutions. | |||
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Systems Integrator Delivers Best-in-Class Security to Fully Protect Client Infrastructure | 2006-08-03 01:00:11 | Trend Micro |
| As a Microsoft Gold Partner, ACP has enjoyed great success helping businesses deploy advanced Windows-based infrastructure solutions. ACP offers extensive hands-on experience with the best-of-breed solutions it recommends. ACP is a systems integrator and IT consultant specializing in Microsoft Windows-based solutions. To provide clients with best-in-class software, ACP conducts extensive research and comparison tests. ACP selected Trend Micro as its security vendor-of-choice for its integrated, robust, and affordable security. | |||
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Stopping Zombies, Botnets, and Other Email-borne Threats | 2006-12-01 | Sophos |
| Hijacked computers, or zombies, hide inside networks where they send spam, steal company secrets, and enable other serious crimes. This paper discusses how the threat has evolved, explains how zombie networks, or botnets, are created and highlights how even organizations with reliable gateway and endpoint protection are vulnerable. | |||
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Data Breach Notification Laws Highlight the Need for Spyware Detection Capability | 2006-07-31 16:33:45 | Webroot Software |
| Much has been written about the pressing need for today's businesses to comply with the corporate governance provisions that are outlined in laws like HIPAA, SOX, and the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act. Unfortunately, data breach notification laws have received far less attention, even though noncompliance with such laws can create dire financial consequences for your business. Download this informative white paper from Webroot Software to learn more about the growing body of data breach notification laws that are being passed in state legislatures throughout the U.S., the consequences of their reporting requirements, and how a dedicated anti-spyware solution can help you avoid reportable breaches all together. | |||
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Anti-Spam Effectiveness: Is Your Current Solution Up to Par? | 2006-09-29 10:34:50 | Proofpoint |
| Although the war on spam continues to intensify, many companies are losing the battle. As spamming tactics become more aggressive, many enterprises find themselves drowning - once again - in a rising flood of spam.
Spammers have grown in sophistication and use a wide variety of new techniques - such as highly variable language, quickly rotating URLs and obfuscated images - to thwart anti-spam filters. The use of massive networks of spam sending zombie machines has driven spam volumes through the roof while seriously impairing the effectiveness of blacklists and other reputation-based anti-spam solutions. Is your current anti-spam solution up to the task? Are your users receiving more spam in their inboxes? Are you, or your IT department, spending more and more time trying to stem the flow of spam? In this web seminar replay, Proofpoint product expert Rami Habal will discuss some of the newest techniques used by spammers, the latest email-borne threats, and what you can do to provide "zero-hour" protection against all these threats. View this webinar, "Anti-Spam Effectiveness: Is Your Current Solution Up to Par?" and learn about:
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Spyware Is Everywhere: A Multi-Layered Solution Is Your Best Defense | 2006-09-01 01:00:13 | EarthLink |
| Spyware is everywhere and both corporate and home users are faced with protecting against a host of malicious threats that attack multiple entry points and cause critical and costly security breaches. The Aluria family of protection SDKs contains all the necessary functionality needed for a robust and flexible multilayered gateway, desktop, or dual purpose spyware detection and removal solution. Aluria Gateway Protection SDK stops spyware before it even enters the network, well before it reaches its intended desktop target. Aluria Desktop/Server Protection SDK allows users in both business and home environments to scan and remove spyware already on the desktop and includes preventative blocking that stops inbound spyware from installing to begin with. | |||
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Spyware - the hidden threat to business security | 2006-09-25 10:18:06 | Sophos |
| The explosion in spyware has presented businesses with increasing concerns about security issues, from data theft and network damage to reputation loss and exposure to potential litigation. This paper examines how spyware infiltrates and affects organizations and describes how to protect against it. | |||
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Cutting the cost and complexity of managing endpoint security | 2006-09-25 10:18:06 | Sophos |
| Managing the desktops, laptops and servers at the endpoints of corporate networks is an increasingly complex, time-consuming and expensive task. This paper examines the issues of managing security across the network, discusses the key criteria involved in choosing a solution, and describes Sophos Endpoint Security. | |||
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Taneja Group Product Profile: VMware Infrastructure 3 -- The Marriage of Server Virtualization with Business Continuance | 2006-11-04 01:00:15 | VMware |
| This Taneja Group Product Profile examines the trend toward server virtualization and its ramifications for business continuance--specifically in the areas of data protection, disaster recovery, and high availability. Download the paper to find out how a virtualized infrastructure built on VMware Infrastructure 3 can support your company's business continuance objectives. | |||
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Spatial-Temporal Modeling of Malware Propagation in Networks | 2006-06-21 01:00:38 | Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers |
| Network security is an important task of network management. One threat to network security is malware (malicious software) propagation. One type of malware is called topological scanning that spreads based on topology information. The focus of this paper is on modeling the spread of topological malwares, which is important for understanding their potential damages, and for developing countermeasures to protect the network infrastructure. The model is motivated by probabilistic graphs, which have been widely investigated in machine learning. the authors first use a graphical representation to abstract the propagation of malwares that employ different scanning methods and then use a spatial-temporal random process to describe the statistical dependence of malware propagation in arbitrary topologies. |