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	Who really sets global cybersecurity standards? Herding wild cats may be easier than settling issues or making over-arching decisions that affect international cybersecurity. Read More E-GUIDE: Force10 Networks Inc. Examining Nuances of the Cloud Choosing the best cloud strategy means understanding the promises and pitfalls of each approach. This Network World eGuide provides expert articles on the nuances between different cloud strategies, best practices on building a hybrid cloud and making sure you have an exit strategy in case the cloud does not work out. Read More Now In this Issue Microsoft says patch clients first, then servers JailbreakMe Exploits Serious iPhone Security Flaw Softer data-leak prevention B is for Botnets Software shouldn't fail Apple's iOS devices meet many enterprise security needs Secretive group seeks recruits, finds skepticism MIT students helped suspect sneak classified docs to WikiLeaks, report says WHITE PAPER: Websense Seven Criteria for Evaluating SaaS The right Security-as-a-Service solution can perform reliably and effectively and deliver the flexibility and control associated with on-premise solutions — at a significantly lower cost — without compromising privacy and security. Read More Microsoft says patch clients first, then servers Microsoft issued a high-priority fix to a critical Windows vulnerability today that should be applied to both clients and servers, but said that if you're short on time, apply the patch to the clients first. Read More JailbreakMe Exploits Serious iPhone Security Flaw JailbreakMe makes the process of jailbreaking the Apple iPhone much simpler and less intimidating. Just visit a Web site on the iPhone, and voila! Jailbroken iPhone. Think about that for a minute, though. The simple act of visiting a Web site is able to fundamentally alter the core functionality of iOS. Read More WHITE PAPER: Insight Examine Open Storage v. Proprietary Disk Systems Download this whitepaper today and examine how Oracle's Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage Systems offer a complete, open and integrated solution that: * Reduces time to deployment. * Lowers risk. * Simplifies storage deployment and management. Read now! Softer data-leak prevention Data-leak prevention is growing at 10% a year, a bit slower than anticipated but still pretty fast compared to other security technologies. In this year's research we see DLP use or active evaluation among 36% of research participants. The primary driver is compliance, as with most security funding. In looking at DLP deployment over time we noticed something very interesting: quite a few companies that deployed DLP last year pulled back on their deployments because of a backlash from users and management. Read More B is for Botnets Today Our Cool Tools Blogger Keith Shaw launched a new video series, "The ABCs of IT." It stars I.T. Jinglehopper (but Keith says you can call him Neal for short) and his sidekick/intern Jackson. The two will explain the alphabet of IT terms and hopefully provide some entertainment along the way. Read More WHITE PAPER: MessageLabs The Wild, Wild Web: How to Ensure 360-Degree Border Security Managing the security and availability of Web, email, and IM is complex. This paper will discuss the modern threat of blended attacks from web, email and IM. and highlight how a comprehensive hosted solution by Symantec Hosted Services can secure your networks from these threat vectors. Read Now Software shouldn't fail Software should work: it shouldn't fail. There are horrible stories on software failures [MK adds that the RISKS FORUM DIGEST is full of those stories] and many don't get publicity. Read More Apple's iOS devices meet many enterprise security needs Apple's iOS has reached the point where iPhones and iPads can be safely deployed for most enterprises, according to a new report from Forrester Research. Read More Secretive group seeks recruits, finds skepticism A secretive volunteer group that tries to track terrorists and criminals on the Internet went to the Defcon hacker conference this past week in hopes of recruiting information security experts, but it will first have to overcome some skepticism. Read More MIT students helped suspect sneak classified docs to WikiLeaks, report says Two MIT students may have helped WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning spirit classified information out of military databases, according to CNN. Read More
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