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Prepare for Shamoon malware with data backup and recovery plan
Expert Nick Lewis discusses how to detect Shamoon malware and emphasizes the importance of detailed data backup and recovery plans. Answer
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Picking the best enterprise antivirus product: Does AV research count?
Is your enterprise conducting an anti-malware comparison? Expert Nick Lewis provides metrics to find the best fit for your enterprise's needs. Answer
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Enterprises must help identify secure mobile apps, define malware
Expert Nick Lewis explains the role enterprises should play in helping BYOD users define malware and identify secure mobile apps. Answer
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Prevent the threat of the Low Orbit Ion Cannon tool, Web-based malware
Recent DDoS attacks by Anonymous show why enterprises must avoid the Low Orbit Ion Cannon tool and other Web-based malware. Expert Nick Lewis explains. AtE
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Prepare your enterprise network for the DSN Changer botnet takedown
Expert Nick Lewis details the DNS Changer botnet takedown and its impact on enterprise security. Learn how to search for DNS Changer on client machines. Answer
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How to detect and mitigate Poison Ivy RAT malware-style attacks
Learn how to prevent malcode like the Poison Ivy RAT malware, sophisticated malware that has been crafted especially for an enterprise take-down. Answer
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Can a malware 'pressure chamber' provide effective malware containment?
Infosec threats expert Nick Lewis discusses the viability of an antimalware "pressure chamber: to help bolster enterprise malware containment. Answer
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Does .cc domain malware demand domain blocking?
Learn how to deal with .cc domain malware threats found within DNS traffic. Is domain blocking at the perimeter the best defense strategy? Answer
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How to protect a website from malware redirects
Malware redirects are a serious hazard in the jungle of infiltration exploits; Nick Lewis explains how they can be avoided. Answer
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Whether to change default RDP port as a virus protection best practice
Using nonstandard ports for the RDP protocol blocks the Morto worm. But is changing port numbers a virus prevention best practice? Answer