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Topic: Security software
Security software News
01 July 2009
Companies angst over disaster recovery plans
By Joan Goodchild, CSO (US)
Organisations are feeling the pressure to ensure their disaster recovery plan is ready to go and unfailingly reliable, a report by Symantec has found. Read more...
- Testers give Security Essentials a thumbs up
- 25 Jun 09
- Free security software to be offered by Microsoft
- 19 Jun 09
- Microsoft targets rogue anti-virus program
- 10 Jun 09
- Global ATMs affected by malware claims researcher
- 08 Jun 09
- Authentication software company hacked for cash
- 05 Jun 09
- Hijacked websites used for huge web attack
- 02 Jun 09
- Twitter mined by new scareware attack
- 02 Jun 09
Security software Blog Entries
26 June 2009
Anti-virus for netbooks, a good idea?
By John E. Dunn
So, do netbooks need special anti-virus programs or not? We're still not sure. Read more...
- The FTC wakes up to scareware
- 14 Dec 08
- Message to Apple: deference will die
- 05 Dec 08
- Vista: security friend or security foe?
- 21 May 08
- The tango with Zango was never a happy dance
- 30 Aug 07
- Adware company loses court case. Or did it?
- 12 Jun 07
- The rise of the anti-malware widget
- 26 Mar 07
- Bot spotting Microsoft style
- 31 Oct 06
Security software Insight
20 July 2008
Spotting weak security staff
By Lisa Vaas, Computerworld (US)
Are your security staffers are trustworthy? Competent? Knowledgeable? Ask a security professional for horror stories and you might think again. Read more...
- The lowdown on the Techworld product awards
- 03 Jul 08
- Apple iPhone faces challenges in enterprise bid
- 10 Jun 08
- Locking up P2P without going nuclear
- 21 Feb 08
- How to use Google and stay safe
- 29 Jan 08
- Lock up those laptops
- 19 Oct 07
- The Internet floods with bogus e-cards
- 17 Aug 07
- Malware for sale
- 10 Apr 07
Security software Briefings
29 August 2007
Making sure of VoIP security
By Tim Greene, Network World
There are new ways to hack VoIP, but strict vigilance can defeat them. Read more...
- Challenging the agent overload
- 17 Aug 07
- Today's NAC is kNACkered
- 13 Apr 07
- Making switches that spot intrusions
- 21 Jul 06
Security software Interviews
25 June 2008
Security's virtual badlands
We hear from Sourcefire CTO Martin Roesch why virtualisation is still Terra Incognita for network security technologists - and why he believes his company is worth more its rivals and the stock market seem to think. Read more...
Security software Whitepapers
21 September 2007
Enhancing Performance with Disk Defragmentation
By Diskeeper
The approach of this report is to display the improvement in antivirus and anti-spyware utility scan times (speed) before and after defragmentation using Diskeeper 2007. Read more...
Security software Product Reviews
26 February 2007
Yoggie Gatekeeper Pro
By John E. Dunn, Techworld
- List price: $220 (+ $40 annual subscription after year 1)
- Pros: Puts lots of security functions into one device; Updates regularly; Offloads work from laptop; Can be used with policy server
- Cons: Most security is pre-configured; Doesn’t protect against rogue Wi-Fi hotspots Read more...
- Fritz! Box 7140 Wi-Fi VoIP DSL router
- 16 Dec 06
- Prevx1 v2.0 intrusion detection
- 14 Sep 06
- SecureWave SecureEXE/SecureNT 2.7
- 11 Mar 04
- KaVaDo InterDo
- 24 Nov 03
Security software How-Tos
12 October 2005
Ten steps to secure networking
By Pamela Warren, Nortel
Don't just defend the perimeter of your network, protect the whole infrastructure. Here's some tips on how - plus how to detect, prevent and respond to breaches when they do occur. Read more...
- Build a secure enterprise WLAN
- 01 Dec 03
Security software Case Studies
16 March 2007
Virtualisation reality check
By Robert Mullins, IDG News Service
Mike Williams considered his virtualisation project a success after consolidating 17 US data centres into three. But then the traffic jams started. Read more...
WHITE PAPERS
- Seven Ways ITIL Can Help You in an Economic Downturn
Learn more about how ITIL can help your business weather the economic storm, and how it can leave you better positioned for growth when the economy begins to rebound. - Security and Trust: The Backbone of Doing Business over the Internet
When shopping online, consumers are concerned about identity theft and are therefore wary of providing untrusted sources with their personal information, especially their credit card details. Find out how to gain the trust of online customers. - Make Compliance Work For You
Learn how to make compliance work for you, rather than the other way around, with this whitepaper form Oracle. - Business Continuity - Are you always open for business?
Business continuity is not an end in itself, but the key to improving performance. Oracle solutions for midsize organisations contribute by providing a secure, easily accessible, and always available information infrastructure thats's also simple and cost-effective to manage. This Oracle Business Brief explains how. - Maximising Site Visitor Trust Using Extended Validation SSL
Web business faces a crisis in confidence. Trust in site security is declining, and in increasing numbers consumers are scaling back their online transactions — or opting out entirely.
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