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Alcatel-Lucent partner Arbor Networks on DDoS mitigation
Alcatel-Lucent is now offering a router with technology from Arbor Networks that defends against distributed denial-of-service attacks DDoS, the two companies announced yesterday.
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Facebook login details stolen by Ramnit worm
A pervasive worm has expanded its reach to now steal login and password details for Facebook users, warned security vendor Seculert, which found a server holding 45,000 login credentials.
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Amazon introduces Elastic Network Interfaces for cloud instances
Amazon Web Services has introduced Elastic Network Interfaces, which are attached to instances in a private cloud to allow for more flexibility when configuring the system.
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Arsenal FC secures devices with Zenprise mobile management
Arsenal football club is deploying mobile device management from Zenprise to ensure the security of data on employees' smartphones and tablet PCs.
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Virgin Media Business unveils flat-rate VPN service
Virgin Media Business has launched a new network offering called Big Red VPN, which it claims gives business and public sector organisations as much bandwidth as they need at a fixed cost.
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MobileIron 4.5 releases unified console for new Android devices
New version of its MDM tool enables Cisco AnyConnect VPNs and Exchange configuration certificates on some devices, as well as 'Ice Cream Sandwich' support
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Aerohive pushes branch networks to the cloud
Aerohive Networks is planning to put branch offices' networks in the cloud for a annual fee starting at $99 (£63).
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Samsung devices to get Juniper SSL VPN security
Juniper Networks' suite of mobile security and device management tools is coming to three Samsung Electronics devices, marking the first time the company has provided its SSL VPN software for Google's Android OS.
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Cisco rolls out military-strength encryption for ISR router
Cisco has announced a hardware encryption module for its ISR G2 router that allows point-to-point encryption of IP traffic based on what's called "Suite B," the set of encryption algorithms designated by the National Security Agency for Department of Defense communications.
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DroidKungFu Android Trojan variant poses as legitimate app
A new variant of the DroidKungFu Android Trojan is posing as a legitimate application update in order to infect handsets, according to security researchers from Finnish antivirus vendor F-Secure.
