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• VeriSign touts benefits of Extended Validation SSL Certificates
• Dozens of Web sites spread malicious Trojan
• New zero-day attack targets Microsoft Excel
• Web apps remain a trouble spot
• Going Wi-Fi? Go safely
• Integration migration
• When physical and logical security converge
• Super Bowl stadium Web site hacked, delivered malware
• Microsoft Vista voice trick: More amusement than concern
• Patch testing may suffer due to zero-day fears
• Open source ID projects link up with Microsoft
• New security vendors take on sophisticated attackers
• Microsoft disputes Word zero-day report
• Group gives government low marks on data protection
• Symantec unveils 'universal ID system'
• Symantec exploitation video hits YouTube
• Windows Vista voice command tricked
• TJX faces lawsuit over data breach
• Entrust to sell cheaper hardware tokens
• Symantec acquiring Altiris for $830 million
• Apple fixes Mac Wi-Fi flaw
• Storm Trojan was worse than it should have been
• IBM tool makes online purchases anonymous
• Microsoft investigates new Word zero-day
• TJX data breach info used to make fraudulent purchases
• McAfee: Malware all about ID theft
• Cisco fixes IOS flaws
• Veracode launches on-demand code analysis service
• Apple fixes critical QuickTime flaw
• Cisco fixes MARS flaw
• Storm worm keeps spreading
• ID theft victim to TJX customers: Mind your data
• TJX breach: There's no excuse to skip data encryption
• TJX gets little sympathy from blogosphere
• Companies take IM threats seriously
• Data breach at TJX could affect millions
• Did TJX take the right steps after data breach?
• Fortify Software to acquire Secure Software
• Oracle releases 51 security fixes
• PatchLink offers solid flaw management
• WatchGuard offers 'excellent' UTM product
• Who patches better: Microsoft or Mozilla?
• Core Security offers powerful testing tool
• Apere's IMAG 500 a tough sell
• SonicWALL's SSL VPN appliance is a winner
• CA fixes multiple flaws in back-up product
• 'Month-of' flaw projects come under fire
• Oracle emulates Microsoft with advance patch notice
• Sophos acquires Endforce to add NAC
• Out-of-cycle Microsoft patch likely, experts say
• Abobe fixes critical flaws
• Critical Apple flaw discovered in Mac OS X
• Federal government pushes full disk encryption
• Remote flaw in Vista could earn finder $8,000
• More users increase risk for Volkswagen AG
• Attackers hide malicious code using new method
• New flaw found in Microsoft Excel
• Inside MSRC: Microsoft updates WSUSSCAN issue
• Critical fixes for Excel, Outlook and Windows
• Microsoft nixes four patch bulletins
• Bug Briefs: OpenOffice vulnerable to attack
• Adobe Reader users urged to upgrade
• Information security market 2006 year in review
• Adobe Reader flaws spook security experts
• Cisco bolsters security with IronPort buy
• Cisco software vulnerable to attack
• Multiple Windows patches on tap next week
• Outlook 2007: Image spam, mobile malware rising
• Security pros grumble over spam increase
• Apple QuickTime flaw could enable botnets
• Security pros glean insight from '06
• Looking back at information security in 2006
• Skype Trojan: Much ado about nothing?
• Microsoft investigates Windows Vista flaw
• Websense acquiring PortAuthority Technologies
• Microsoft releases Vista APIs to security vendors
• Mozilla issues fixes for Firefox, SeaMonkey and Thunderbird
• Check Point gets big IDS boost from NFR deal
• Report: Spam, phishing attacks growing more sophisticated
• Criminals find safety in cyberspace
• Check Point to acquire NFR Security
• Employers to seek more security talent in '07
• Review: Deep Security is a solid IPS
• Schneier: Data breach at UCLA barely newsworthy
• Review: Reconnex's iGuard needs improvements
• Review: Prevx1 not ready for prime time
• Review: Lancope StealthWatch 5.5 offers more than IDS
• PatchGuard hurts host-based IPS, vendor says
• Review: Sky's the limit with Skybox View 3.0
• Microsoft Vista could improve Internet security
• Third zero-day found in Microsoft Word
• SEC moves to ease Sarbanes-Oxley burden for some
• Expert offers tips to bolster messaging security
• Data breach at Boeing exposes 382,000 employees
• Microsoft fixes two zero-day flaws
• IT pros look for ways to lock down IM
• Inside MSRC: Visual Studio flaw, tool extensions explained
• Hacker exploits UCLA database
• Podcast: Mobile device threats are real, white-hat hacker says
• Messaging insecurity fuels data leakage fears



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