Latest security news.
Disney protected with home-grown security, compliance software, 12/06/06
The Walt Disney Co. is locking down its applications with cutting edge identity management innovations developed in-house that are helping the entertainment giant meet its security, compliance and auditing goals.
Survey: NAC backlash growing, 12/05/06
Network Access Control technologies may be waning as a priority for U.S. businesses because decision makers worry that the technology isn’t quite baked yet, according to an upcoming study by TheInfoPro.“People are taking it off their books for the …
Network Access Control Newsletter: NAC is not to be ignored, 12/05/06
NAC is one of the most talked about security schemes to come along in quite some time and it makes sense for IT decision-makers to pay attention to it. …
Researchers: Online auction fraudsters not as clever as they think they are, 12/05/06
Criminals must think online auction sites are easy pickins based on the fact that fraud related to such sites accounted for about two-thirds of the 97,000 complaints referred to law enforcement agencies last year by the Internet Crime Complaint …
Microsoft warns of new Word attack, 12/05/06
There’s now one more reason to be careful about opening Microsoft Office attachments.
MySpace tries to root out sex offenders, 12/05/06
Stepping up efforts to keep sex offenders off MySpace.com, the popular social networking Web site has partnered with an online identity and background verification company to build a U.S. national sex offender database and dedicate staff to checking …
Reflex Security adds redundant clustering to IPS line, 12/05/06
Reflex Security today announced it added redundant clustering capabilities to its multi-gigabit intrusion-prevention systems to provide enterprises with secure failover protection.
