• McAfee merges encryption, DLP with new suite
  • Arbor-Ellacoya deal melds security with broadband
  • Cisco plugs serious UCM flaw
  • Experts: NAC not dead, just immature
  • Security Wire Weekly: Shrinking IT security budgets
  • Oracle patches serious holes with latest CPU
  • Microsoft warns of Excel zero-day flaw
  • Stalled deployments lead to Windows Vista patch apathy
  • Trojan toolkit infected 10,000 Web sites in December
  • RSA's Coviello sees sweeping changes ahead for security pros
  • Verizon UTM service reflects telecom security push
  • McAfee plugs flaw
  • Federal aid helps uncover open source flaws
  • New rootkit threatens Windows users
  • Microsoft patches Windows TCP/IP, LSASS flaws
  • Inside MSRC: Critical Windows flaw affects XP, Vista
  • Layoffs affect EMC's RSA security division
  • Spam continues surge as spammers become clever in '07
  • Vernier Networks quietly changes name, approach
  • Microsoft plans two Windows security updates
  • Top 10 security headlines of 2007
  • Hardware-based encryption gains most innovation of '07
  • Exploit code targets RealPlayer, researchers warn
  • Security market consolidation a double-edged sword
  • PING: Fyodor
  • Bruce Schneier reflects on a decade of security trends
  • Year of non-stop consolidation in information security market
  • For data minders, 2007 was a year of living dangerously
  • IE patch glitch sends admins in search of workarounds
  • Virus spreads on Google's Orkut network
  • Critical security patch for Adobe Flash Player
  • Banks agree to settle lawsuits against TJX
  • Storm, Nugache lead dangerous new botnet barrage
  • Microsoft security update causes IE meltdown
  • Java flaws haunt Mac OS X
  • Apple updates QuickTime to plug serious flaw
  • TJX data breach costs could be settled in court appeal
  • IBM releases simplified Tivoli Identity Manager
  • Inside MSRC: Message Block and queuing patches explored
  • Firefox 3 security looks promising, testers say
  • Microsoft fixes critical DirectX, Windows and IE flaws
  • Top 10 access-related controls for PCI compliance
  • Sophisticated spam, employee errors continue unabated
  • Security fixes on tap for Windows, IE, DirectX
  • Hospital: Vista just what the doctor ordered
  • Cisco injects role-based access control into the network
  • Grisoft acquires Exploit Prevention Labs for Web 2.0 defenses
  • Cyber insurer hopes to boost business with pen testing
  • Microsoft warns of Windows zero-day
  • Trend Micro enters data loss prevention (DLP) market
  • IT pros: SANS Top 20 still useful
  • TJX offers $40.9 million breach settlement
  • Data breach costs soar
  • Product focus evolves in volatile data loss prevention market
  • With data breach costs soaring, companies should review data sharing policies
  • Mozilla plugs Firefox flaws
  • IBM Lotus Notes critical flaw affects file viewing
  • Webroot adds email security with SaaS acquisition
  • Exploit code targets Apple QuickTime zero-day
  • Audio codec flaw imperils multiple applications
  • Solving the RFID Dilemma
  • Group releases Java standards for secure development
  • Experts: Privacy and security officers living in silos
  • Cybersquatters, phishers sharpen tactics for holiday season
  • Hefty security fix for Apple Mac OS X, Safari
  • Attackers abusing trusted domain names
  • Companies share identity management struggles
  • VeriSign to shed businesses, return to security roots
  • Survey finds thousands of database servers open to attack
  • Instant Gratification: BIOS-level virtualization
  • Sun acquiring Vaau for identity management
  • Watchfire releases scanner update under IBM umbrella
  • Inside MSRC: Microsoft tells details about latest security advisories
  • Microsoft fixes WSUS, releases Windows security updates
  • Windows admins report WSUS trouble
  • ISD 2007 Best in Show award winners announced
  • Convio acknowledges security breach
  • PCI DSS Council adding new standard for payment applications
  • CSI 2007: Disclosing a data breach? Not so fast!
  • 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
  • Symantec acquires Vontu for DLP know-how
  • Don't blame PCI DSS for TJX troubles, IT pros say
  • Apple releases QuickTime security fix
  • Exploit code targets Apple Mac OS X
  • IBM to boost security spending, push PCI DSS program
  • Symantec, McAfee address security flaws
  • Hijacked DNS servers could allow an Internet assault
  • Symantec adds intruder identification to database security software
  • Cybersecurity commission to set security recommendations for next administration
  • Researchers flag Symantec Mail Security flaws
  • 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
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