Latest security news.
How to find your security holes, 04/30/07: Exploiters on the Internet have caused billions of dollars in damages. These exploiters are intelligent cyber terrorists, criminals and hackers who have a plethora of tools available in their war chests ranging from spyware, rootkits, Trojans, viruses, worms, bots, and zombies to various other blended threats. Click here for more.
Unpatched flaws found in Photoshop CS2, CS3, 05/01/07: A pair of security vulnerabilities found in certain versions of Adobe’s popular Photoshop products could put users’ computers at risk, according to security researchers. Neither flaw has been patched yet. Click here for more.
Juniper tunes software to better support security policies, application performance, 05/01/07: Juniper is upgrading software for its firewall/VPN device, and intrusion detection and prevention gear to make it easier to apply application-performance policies across corporate networks, the company says. Click here for more.
HP ships laptops with disk encryption, 05/01/07: HP is shipping business-grade laptops that include full disk-encryption software from SafeBoot so lost and stolen laptops don’t result in lost or compromised data. Click here for more.
Radware buys Covelight Systems, 04/30/07: Radware Monday is announcing the purchase of Covelight Systems and plans to blend Radware’s application-delivery gear with its own analytical software that triggers network responses to business threats and opportunities based on embedded business logic. Click here for more.
Steak n Shake beefs up security, 04/30/07: Credit card security may not exactly be a top-of-mind item for customers dining on steakburgers and milkshakes at any of the 450-odd Steak n Shake restaurants scattered around the Midwest and Southeast. Click here for more.
