'Here you Have' Virus Deletes Security Software on Windows

	'Here you have' e-mail virus a blast from the past | 17% of web users have been 'ripped off' online
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	'Here you Have' Virus Deletes Security Software on Windows On Thursday, a new worm hit the Internet, and it's been spreading by emailing the address books of infected users, according to McAfee Labs. By masquerading as a benign PDF, the worm looks something like this when it shows up in your inbox: Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Security in the Cloud This technology dossier contains four papers that address security considerations in cloud computing. It includes IDG Research results on what IT managers have to say about cloud security, executive viewpoints on blending cloud solutions to optimize security, and a strategy paper that addresses protecting data. Read now! In this Issue 'Here you have' e-mail virus a blast from the past 17% of web users have been 'ripped off' online IBM: An Encryption Key Management Leader Spaceflight formation flying test bed takes off Cisco Announces Wireless Vulnerabilities Attacks on power systems: Data leakage, espionage, insider threats, sabotage Moving day: How to protect your company during a relocation Cyber-Warfare: U.S. Military Hackers and Spies Prepare to Knock the World Offline Online privacy bills would hurt e-commerce, trade group says WHITE PAPER: Symantec Information Protection Survey Small Mid Business The SMB Information Protection survey sheds light on the risks SMBs are facing, what they are doing about it and how much it is costing them. Read this report to learn the simple steps SMBs can take to improve their information protection footing. Read Now. 'Here you have' e-mail virus a blast from the past If you haven't seen the headlines by now you may have received the type of e-mail from your IT department that just hit my inbox:  "I wanted to warn you that there are recent reports of a virus that has been increasingly prevalent.  This virus spreads through e-mail with the phrase 'Here you have' in the subject line.  If you receive this email, please do not open it. Delete it." Read More 17% of web users have been 'ripped off' online Nearly one in five (17 percent) web users admitted they have been 'ripped off' online, says 192.com. Read More IBM: An Encryption Key Management Leader While many folks were sunning themselves at the beach this past summer, IBM introduced some pretty important security technology, the Tivoli Key Lifecycle Manager (TKLS). Basically, the TKLS products are designed to create, manage, secure, and store encryption keys as a service. Read More WHITE PAPER: SonicWALL The Next Generation is the Smart Generation Innovations such as mobility, Web 2.0, social media and cloud computing have dramatically changed the IT landscape and introduced new security threats into the corporate network. This eBook investigates why traditional firewalls are no longer enough, and how application intelligence and control enable network security in the wake of these changes. Read more. Spaceflight formation flying test bed takes off Getting complicated systems onboard a single spacecraft  to operate as one integrated unit can be hard enough but some space agencies are trying to address the challenges of  getting multiple spacecraft to fly in formation and operate Read More Cisco Announces Wireless Vulnerabilities Just when I decided to dedicate more time to blogging about Cisco Wireless and other Cisco related areas but didn't have anything to blog about Cisco has brought me the answer. The answer to my blogging dilemma lies in Document ID: 112062. This document is a Cisco Security Advisory that details seven different vulnerabilities that are said to be independant of each other. The vulnerabilities include:... Read More Attacks on power systems: Data leakage, espionage, insider threats, sabotage Data leakage is one of the intractable problems of information assurance because of the possibility of covert channels for extraction and exploitation of unrecognized copies of confidential data. Read More WHITE PAPER: Watchguard 10 questions to ask before you buy an anti‐spam solution With so many anti-spam products on the market, how can you be sure you're getting the best solution for your business network? With these ten critical questions as your guide, you can cut through the marketing hype and zero in on the key features and benefits that should guide your decision. Read now! Moving day: How to protect your company during a relocation In its 16 years of business, DataServ Solutions has relocated five times. That makes David Berndt, CIO at the document-digitization and process-automation company in St. Louis, Mo., something of an expert on the topic of securing corporate moves. "By now, we've got a good process," he says. In the most recent move this past February, nothing was lost or damaged. "We shut down the office at about 2:30 on Friday, and we were up 100 percent on Monday, with no disruption for our clients and no service levels missed." Read More Cyber-Warfare: U.S. Military Hackers and Spies Prepare to Knock the World Offline Theoretically, the world is engaged in a hidden global war that is being fought on a dark virtual battlefield. On October 1st, in the cyber domain, 1,000 U.S. military hackers and Internet spies will get down to the business of cyberwar. Read More Online privacy bills would hurt e-commerce, trade group says Proposals in the U.S. Congress that would create new rules for websites collecting personal data would cripple the online advertising and publishing industries, e-commerce trade group NetChoice said Thursday. Read More
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