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- Quick Takes: Vulnerability remediation goes automatic
- Old standbys Klez, Yaha still spreading
- Another vulnerability found in Sendmail
- Researcher chews fat on spam and security
- Don't dismiss possibility of malicious code on Linux
- Winkler-Mitnick rematch set for RSA Conference
- RSA agenda reflects security concerns of IT pros
- Quick Takes: US Army signs on smart card provider
- Multiple Windows 2000 WebDAV exploits made public
- Webcast: Exploring the pros and cons of employee monitoring
- Project addresses antivirus gap in open-source development
- Quick Takes: Product puts Microsoft patches to test
- New critical IIS buffer flaw exploited
- Demand grows for antivirus for Linux
- CA exec: Security information overload plagues enterprises
- New Code Red variant packs little punch
- Snort survives first vulnerability
- Is a Sendmail worm likely?
- Deloder worm preys on poor passwords
- Quick Takes: New McAfee release addresses memory-resident worms
- LA agency cuts costs with 'fingerprint' login
- Public exploit available for Sendmail flaw
- Federal funding helps breed generation of security officers
- Military college mastering security management
- New Yaha variant surfaces
- Serious Sendmail flaw ripe for exploit
- Quick Takes: CA releases new version of eTrust Antivirus
- Klez's staying power still a concern
- Corporate security career path often cultivated internally
- Spurred by terrorism threats, Kaiser perfects continuity plan
- Users point the finger of blame for bugs
- Enterprises asking for peek at software - for security's sake
- Network security checklist a best-practices reminder
- Quick Takes: McAfee urges customers to get proactive
- LovGate worm opens backdoor, hits network shares
- Final HIPAA security rules offer broad guidelines
- Expert: Cybersecurity strategy an action plan
- Cybersecurity plan heavy on private-public cooperation
- Crossing the divide: Upper-level management's role in IT security
- Patching negligence can get you sued
- Quick Takes: Sanctum announces AppScan for developers
- Companies focus on storage encryption
- Microsoft rolls two new critical IE fixes in catch-all patch
- Basic security tenets apply to open source programs too
- Slammer had company in January
- Quick Takes: ZIP inventors add encryption
- Assigning blame for Slammer misguided
- Experts warn unpatched SQL Servers still susceptible to Slammer
- High anxiety -- webcam watches gestatin' giraffe
- Manic Monday for SQL Server admins
- Expert: Slammer could have been worse
- Update: SQL worm slows Internet; some root DNS servers down
- Initial SQL worm cleanup simple, patching may not be so easy
- Network admin becomes security patch manager
- Remote Access Trojans warrant attention
- How much virus information is too much?
- Quick Takes: Strategy addresses each stage of outbreak
- Worms off to fast start in 2003
- Companies creating more chief privacy officer jobs
- Researcher uses new method to stop virus propagation
- Top Web application security problems identified
- ExploreZip, Avril worms a headache for businesses
- Top 10 SQL Server security blunders
- Quick Takes: New products keep data safe
- Klez spread continued in December
- Expert: Yaha author is politically motivated, probably still writing code
- Yaha worm no longer a business threat
- Experts downplay Yaha variant damage
- Specialty certifications carry clout in 2003
- Klez dominates slow year for malicious code
- 2003 predictions: Jon Callas
- 2003 predictions: Kevin Beaver
- 2003 predictions: Ed Skoudis
- 2003 predictions: Ed Yakabovicz
- Quick Takes: IntruShield evaluation perfect
- For the cost conscious, experts suggest no-frills security measures
- The virus name game
- Practical security on tap for 2003
- Unchecked buffer flaw found in Windows XP
- On tap for 2003: Victory over viruses, more Wi-Fi, another mega-merger
- Network security monitoring is more than IDS
- 2003 predictions: Stephen Mencik
- 2003 predictions: Robert L. Scheier
- 2003 predictions: Ed Tittel
- SSH installations open to remote exploit
- 2003 predictions: David Strom
- 2003 predictions: Jim Reavis
- CSOs bring security to their market
- Quick Takes: E-mail scanner certified for Windows 2000 Datacenter Server
- Microsoft: Virtual Machine flaw more serious than first believed
- Converging worlds: IT and traditional security
- Quick Takes: Sourcefire beefs up intrusion management system
- How safe is your smart card?
- Employers must educate staff about security policies
- Patch addresses new Internet Explorer flaw
- Market pressure should drive security changes, users say
- Bugbear, Klez continue to threaten Internet
- Quick Takes: Security hardware passes Common Criteria eval
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- 9- E-commerce security
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