• Instant Gratification: BIOS-level virtualization
• Microsoft fixes WSUS, releases Windows security updates
• Inside MSRC: Microsoft tells details about latest security advisories
• Convio acknowledges security breach
• Windows admins report WSUS trouble
• ISD 2007 Best in Show award winners announced
• CSI 2007: Disclosing a data breach? Not so fast!
• PCI DSS Council adding new standard for payment applications
• Microsoft to release two Windows security updates
• More security education needed to avoid a cybersecurity disaster, experts warn
• Microsoft investigates Macrovision flaw
• CSI 2007: Developers need Web application security assistance
• Apple releases QuickTime security fix
• Don't blame PCI DSS for TJX troubles, IT pros say
• Symantec acquires Vontu for DLP know-how
• Exploit code targets Apple Mac OS X
• IBM to boost security spending, push PCI DSS program
• Hijacked DNS servers could allow an Internet assault
• Symantec, McAfee address security flaws
• Symantec adds intruder identification to database security software
• Researchers flag Symantec Mail Security flaws
• Cybersecurity commission to set security recommendations for next administration
• RealNetworks issues advisory for more critical flaws
• Critical Lotus Notes flaws discovered
• Mozilla to rush update for Firefox bugs
• Trend Micro acquires Provilla for data protection
• TJX breach compromised more than 94 million accounts
• Should TJX really be worried about data breach fallout?
• Proposed legislation would strengthen cybercrime laws
• Adobe update fixes critical .pdf zero-day
• Microsoft report warns of more data breaches
• Tech vendors team up for secure software development
• Experts predict Storm Trojan's reign to continue
• RealPlayer patch released as researchers warn of active attacks
• Attackers target RealPlayer
• Windows admins feel post-Patch Tuesday pain
• Mozilla releases Firefox 2.0.0.8 to fix multiple flaws
• Windows Vista UAC an oil slick for energy firm
• Apple iPhone SDK could increase security threats
• Cisco releases updates for multiple flaws
• Security update repairs flaw in Opera browser
• Home Depot and Iron Mountain report missing data
• New attack methods target Web 2.0, VoIP
• Xerox developing new document encryption technology
• Oracle plugs critical database, application holes
• AOL closes AIM attack vector, but risks remain
• Core Security to offer Web application pen testing
• Seagate pushes hard drive encryption to the data center
• Oracle CPU to contain 51 flaw fixes
• Juniper UAC to deliver Shavlik patch management technology
• Microsoft warns of dangerous Windows URI vulnerability
• With data collection soaring, is it too late to stem the flow?
• Researchers warn of new attack methods against Cisco IOS
• Install Microsoft IE, RPC patches first, experts say
• HP issues advisories, plugs holes
• Inside MSRC: Microsoft SharePoint flaw explained
• McAfee acquires SafeBoot for endpoint encryption
• Microsoft releases security updates for IE, Word
• How Russia became a malware hornet's nest
• Industry group uses awareness month to lobby for data breach laws
• Adobe offers workaround for Acrobat-Reader flaw
• UK group pushes for stiff data security breach laws
• Microsoft to release four critical security updates
• Yahoo launches email tool to identify eBay, PayPal phishing
• Apple patches persistent QuickTime flaw
• Code Green pitches data protection for SMBs
• Gap security breach exposes data on 800,000
• As data breaches snowball, IT pros look for answers
• Apple patches multiple iPhone flaws
• Microsoft Windows background update blocks 80 patches
• Researcher says AIM still vulnerable, AOL insists it's fixed
• Serious Google Gmail flaw exposes sensitive user data
• iPhone shellcode hits the Web
• Ask.com toolbar contains 'Highly critical' flaw
• Serious security flaw in AOL Instant Messenger
• TJX should have had stronger Wi-Fi encryption, say Canadian officials
• IBM patches security flaws in Tivoli Storage Manager
• Canadian officials to release TJX report, settlement nears
• Security questions irritate VMware, but critics see holes
• Security researchers discouraged from reporting flaws
• Report: Companies still stumped by PCI DSS
• Companies seek identity, access management strategies
• Security flaws found in AOL, Yahoo IM programs
• Security update fixes flaws in VMware Workstation
• Mozilla closes QuickTime attack vector in Firefox
• Researchers warn of new Microsoft Windows security flaw
• Barracuda Networks acquires NetContinuum
• Symantec sees spike in crimeware kits, organized cybercriminals
• VMworld: Desktop virtualization drives security skepticism
• IBM aims identity suite at compliance, audit pains
• Automated app scanners simplify security
• Future mobile attacks inevitable, researchers say
• Microsoft issues Windows, MSN Messenger updates
• VMware touts security of the virtual world
• Inside MSRC: Visual Studio update affects multiple systems
• NAC switches, appliances help track users, malware
• Cybercriminals employ toolkits in rising numbers to steal data
• Microsoft update to patch critical Windows flaw
• Government warns of dangerous QuickBooks Online flaw
• Will new Sulley framework take fuzzing to next level?
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