Best of SearchSecurity in January 2004 |
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By The Editorial Team
30 Jan 2004 | SearchSecurity.com |
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Each month the editors of SearchSecurity.com gather up the top ten tips and news articles that our users visited the most. If you missed them the first time around, here's your chance to take advantage of the resources your peers have pre-screened and deemed most valuable.
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TOP 10 NEWS ARTICLES
10.) Bagle's movement puzzles experts
9.) Trojan spreading that downloads Mimail worm
8.) Hackers scanning for ports opened by Mydoom
7.) Best practices for cleaning up Mydoom mess
6.) Bugbros worm a bogus Microsoft alert
5.) Worm opens two backdoors, logs keystrokes
4.) Vulnerabilities afflict multiple antivirus products
3.) Trojan wrapped in phony XP service pack
2.) Potent Mydoom worm flooding inboxes
1.) Bagle-A worm moving quickly
TOP 10 TIPS
10.) Issues to address in your incident management policy
9.) Writing a security policy
8.) Passwords: Updating, selecting and recording user and administrative passwords
7.) Keys to an effective virus incident-response team
6.) The security manager's daily checklist
5.) Security policy by example
4.) Ten steps to a holistic secure messaging strategy
3.) Top five security policies tips
2.) Security certification landscape: Vendor-neutral certs abound
1.) What is that port?
JANUARY FEATURED TOPICS
Best practices: E-mail security policies
Incident response
Intrusion defense
Security Alert: Mydoom-A
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