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Threat Chaos Web Seminar | 2006-06-09 01:00:26 |
Webroot Software |
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Today's spyware is far more sophisticated and harmful than ever before and requires the most advanced spyware detection and removal capabilities to beat these dangerous programs. Security experts agree that Spy Sweeper is the best bet to stopping spyware in its tracks. Using state-of-the-art spyware research methods that identify and detect spyware threats before they are widely distributed, Spy Sweeper ensures that users have the most powerful and up-to-date spyware detection, removal and blocking features to protect against new emerging spyware threats.
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Introducing Spy Sweeper 5.0 & Spy Sweeper Enterprise 3.0 | 2006-06-09 01:00:26 |
Webroot Software |
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Webroot Spy Sweeper is award-winning anti-spyware software that effectively detects and safely removes spyware and adware from the PC. Spy Sweeper protects users from spyware's negative consequences, which include a slower Internet connection, pop-up advertisement problems, reduced computer performance, or in the worst case, the loss of private information and identity theft. This webcast gives an introduction of Spy Sweeper 5.0 & Spy Sweeper Enterprise 3.0.
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State of Spyware: Q2 2005 | 2006-06-09 01:00:26 |
Webroot Software |
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Today, spyware must be viewed as a priority threat that requires a first-class response. Spyware is a growing security threat facing corporations today - in fact, failure to take spyware seriously may expose an enterprise to substantial risks of adverse legal action. The underlying economy for spyware is the driving force behind the innovation and distribution of new forms of spyware that is complicating corporate security.
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State of Spyware: Q1 2005 | 2006-06-09 01:00:26 |
Webroot Software |
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Today, spyware must be viewed as a priority threat that requires a first-class response. Spyware is a growing security threat facing corporations today - in fact, failure to take spyware seriously may expose an enterprise to substantial risks of adverse legal action. The underlying economy for spyware is the driving force behind the innovation and distribution of new forms of spyware that is complicating corporate security.
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Enterprise Approaches to Fighting Spyware | 2006-06-09 01:00:26 |
SANS Institute |
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Spyware is one of the top issues faced today. While many organizations are turning to signature-based anti-spyware solutions, some are augmenting these capabilities by using their existing network infrastructure to try to minimize the threat. This webcast explores some of these enterprise infrastructure possibilities, including DNS black holing, strict browser control, and web proxy filtering and analysis.
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What Works in Stopping Spyware | 2006-06-09 01:00:26 |
SANS Institute |
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The days of do-it-yourself security using free software have passed. There is broad understanding among CIOs and CISOs that an effective cyber security program cannot be implemented without commercial technology and services. SANS What Works initiative employs SANS research to illuminate a user story that brings to life the benefits (and problems) of an effective security tool. The user story is presented as a webcast interview - in essence a conversation between the SANS Director of Research, and a person who uses the security product.
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Cutting Edge Hacker Techniques | 2006-06-09 01:00:26 |
SANS Institute |
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The art of computer attacks continues its relentless march forward. Sometimes, when faced with the newest maneuvers of the bad guys, one just wants to sit back in one's chair and exclaim, "Whoa!" In that vein, this webcast discusses innovative attack techniques and tools released in the last 6 to 8 months. It goes over late-breaking attacks such as exploiting browser holes to install spyware with a penchant for evil, utilizing MD5 hash collisions for mayhem and destruction, and detecting (and possibly breaking out of) virtual machines to dominate the evolving virtual system landscape. The webcast also discusses defensive strategies for each of these evolving threats.
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Trends in Malware Evolution | 2006-06-09 01:00:26 |
SANS Institute |
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Year 2004 was one of the nastiest years for malicious code that one has ever faced. With new worm and bot variants appearing almost daily, users have entered a vicious feedback loop, where bots spread worms and worms spread bots. Additionally, new trends in malware make recent variants stealthier and far more full featured than the simple backdoors of yesteryear. This webcast discusses the current malware threats faced, and analyzes future trends in their evolution. In addition to discussing the attacks, the webcast also covers proven defensive strategies to help defend the network against the onslaught.
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Protect Your Business From Spyware | 2006-06-09 01:00:26 |
Internet Security Systems |
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Spyware is computer software that collects and reports information about the use of the system it is installed on without the user's knowledge. Spyware comes in a variety of forms with intentions that range from Internet usage tracking to outright theft. Spyware is one of the newest and most insidious threats to Internet users. It poses a growing risk to individuals and businesses alike, endangering privacy as well as the security of financial data and other types of proprietary information.
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Tools and Tips for Analyzing Malware | 2006-06-09 01:00:26 |
SANS Institute |
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Best practices system security policies recommend the settings required to lock down systems, such as users and groups, permissions, registry settings, passwords, etc. In addition to system settings, key patches that close security holes also need to be identified and applied. Rogue software that opens back doors also needs to be shut down, as well as unauthorized communications hardware. There are various market drivers for system security including industry regulations (HIPAA, GLBA and others), mandates from CEOs and CFOs driven by Sarbanes-Oxley, numerous industry events (SQL Slammer) and company events such as system breaches and failed audits. This webcast shows how an automated approach to system security easily enables an organization to audit, assess and comply with any unique security policy.
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