Corporate Security
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APAC IT security still mistake-prone
News Region's IT security mindsets are maturing but enterprises still make mistakes such as focusing too much on technology and not enough on people, says analyst.
Tags: PC security, Data security, Network security, Security Management, Security applications/tools, Fortinet Inc., Security, Risk Management, Asia-Pacific, Singapore
IT security needs 'healthy' C-level tension
News CEOs can be more aware of IT security and its role in business, to lend "healthy tension" for informed decision-making, say industry watchers.
Tags: Security Management, Security implementation/standards, Network security, PC security, Data security, Leadership, Security, IT Security, Information Security, CIO
Security possible amid unpoliced devices
News Slashed IT budgets leave little room to manage individual mobile devices, but companies can still keep networks secure through policy planning, say experts.
Tags: Policy and management, Data security, Network security, Security, Mobile, F-Secure Corp., Asia-Pacific, Wireless, Mobile Device, Small And Medium Business
Novell aims to tighten cloud security
News Company demonstrates security service designed to extend security policies of businesses, to the cloud. Capabilities will exist as a product by early 2010.
Tags: Cloud computing, Network security, Security Management, Security applications/tools, Cloud, Ovum, Security, EMEA, Identity, Novell Inc.
Businesses targeted by small botnets
News Most networks of compromised computers in organizations are small and surreptitious, according to security company Damballa.
Tags: Hacking, PC security, Data security, Authentication and encryption, Spam and phishing, Machine, Antivirus, network, corporate security, Vienna University
Belt-tightening may affect security, warn experts
News At the RSA Conference Europe 2008, experts warned that cost-cutting may force some companies to implement tech that does not have "security maturity".
Tags: Security, Virtualization, Budgeting/cost control, Conference, VMware Inc., RFC, London, Cryptography Research, security adviser, VoIP
High-risk flaws in corporate security revealed
News Three recent studies have painted a damning picture of business security, with almost 90 percent of breaches found to have been preventable.
Tags: Security, Antivirus software, Buffer-overflow, Vulnerability, Flaw, OpenSSL, Server, public sector, Attacker, software
Who's the boss in BCP?
Blogs updated 1 Nov 2008 A colleague asked me about the structure of responsibility for business continuity management at m...
Symantec announces ActiveX vulnerability
News Symantec has revealed details of a vulnerability in two ActiveX controls used in its Norton Windows antivirus software.
Tags: Viruses and worms, Network security
IBM offers developers free security tools
News Big Blue adds new tools to AlphaWorks as it looks to beef up its security offerings.
Tags: Security, Software engineering/development
Teleworkers companies' latest security nightmare
News New survey shows a proportion of the mobile workforce open unknown e-mail or allow loved ones to log on to the Net using their work PCs.
Tags: PC security, Mobile/Wireless, Data security, Security
Staff threaten network security from home
News Remote workers are hijacking neighbors' Wi-Fi, opening unsafe e-mail messages and lending work PCs to non-employees, says a Cisco-sponsored survey.
Tags: 802.11/Wi-Fi, Network security, SMB
U.S. enterprises: Cybercrime costs us dearly
News Eyeing cybercrime costs, businesses are waking up to the threat posed by organized criminals, says survey.
Tags: Business security, PC security, Data security, Security
Check Point InterSpect 610
Reviews Although it's beyond the means of most small businesses, InterSpect is worth consideration by larger enterprises concerned about growing internal threats to their networks.
The red herring of data protection
Insight The numbers have been staggering: 145,000; 13.9 million; 40 million.
