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Tuesday, July 10, 2007

Barracuda adds zero-hour threat protection; Incorporating data-breach issues in employee training

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Network World's Security News Alert, 07/10/07

Barracuda adds zero-hour threat protection to antispam appliance, 07/06/07: Barracuda Networks is adding real-time malware protection to its line of e-mail security appliances designed to block viruses, spyware, and other Internet threats as they emerge.

Incorporating data-breach issues in employee training, 07/09/07: I manage an employee training program and wondered how often we should have refresher courses on company policy about data protection and confidential company information. What are your recommendations?

Google to buy Postini for $625 million, 07/09/07: Google has agreed to buy messaging-security company Postini for $625 million in a move to increase the appeal of Google's hosted applications among big businesses, the companies announced Monday.

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Google goes for the enterprise with Postini bid, 07/09/07: Google plans to acquire messaging security vendor Postini in a bid to add security to its on-demand applications to entice enterprises, and at the same time adds another behemoth to the once scrappy antispam and e-mail security market.

Verizon to merge Cybertrust into managed security services group, 07/09/07: With its acquisition of security vendor Cybertrust officially completed today, Verizon began discussing how it intends to merge Cybertrust with Verizon’s Business Managed Security Services group.

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