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	Oracle takes MQ lead for user provisioning It's October, so it must be time for IdM-based Magic Quadrants to appear. Everyone looks to the report as a guide to winners and losers -- most especially the vendors whose products are in the category being discussed. Read More WHITE PAPER: ArcSight Building a Successful Security Operations Center This paper outlines industry best practices for building and maturing a security operations center (SOC). For those organizations planning to build a SOC or those organizations hoping to improve their existing SOC this paper will outline the typical mission parameters, the business case, people considerations, processes and procedures, as well as, the technology involved. Building a Successful Security Operations Center In this Issue RSA: Security requirements must be defined when outsourcing Chinese anti-satellite space junk count hits 3,000 DHS scoured social media sites during Obama inauguration for 'items of interest' A quarter of WiFi networks unsecured, finds survey Cloud computing security skeptics abound Half of home Wi-Fi networks vulnerable to hacking Spam nation: U.S. tops list of spam-relaying countries Encryption for the Internet and for telephony Focus on ZeuS Malware Clears the Way for Other Threats WEBCAST: Bradford Networks Step-by-Step Process to Network Security Hear from one financial services IT pro who thought his network was completely secure until it failed an internal security audit. Tim Childress from the credit card division of Bridgestone discusses the unique approach he took to improve network security. Hear how he met his objectives to stop rogue devices, gain better network visibility. View now RSA: Security requirements must be defined when outsourcing One of the common pitfalls of outsourcing software development is not clearly defining and communicating the business's security requirements to the supplier, a panel of security experts have warned. Read More Chinese anti-satellite space junk count hits 3,000 NASA says space debris from the Chinese the Fengyun-1C spacecraft anti-satellite test poses distict hazards to other satellitesThree years after the Chinese government blew one of its satellites in space with a missile the debris from that explosion continues to grow.  Read More DHS scoured social media sites during Obama inauguration for 'items of interest' A rights advocacy group is expressing concern over what it contends was an overly broad surveillance of social networking sites conducted by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in the days leading up to last years presidential inauguration. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel Understanding the HP BladeSystem Matrix Technology Discover how Matrix integrates proven technologies to provide a complete platform upon which services can be readily provisioned and adjusted to meet changing business demands. Learn More Today! A quarter of WiFi networks unsecured, finds survey Years after WiFi security was supposed to have gone 'critical', a quarter of access points in the UK remain open and unsecured, a new 'wardriving' survey has discovered. Read More Cloud computing security skeptics abound The prospect of data security in cloud computing — particularly public-cloud computing — has security professionals taking a cautious approach. Read More Half of home Wi-Fi networks vulnerable to hacking Nearly half of all home Wi-Fi networks could be hacked within five seconds, says CPP. Read More WHITE PAPER: Iron Mountain The Critical Need for Archiving This paper will provide an introduction to the key areas involved in developing an e-discovery strategy and to help organizations become better prepared for the rigors of the e-discovery process. Read Now. Spam nation: U.S. tops list of spam-relaying countries Spam nation. Let's face it, that's what they should call us, and it's not the eatin' spam, it's the e-mail spam. The United States of America is the top spam-belching nation in the entire world — by far. Read More Encryption for the Internet and for telephony In 1991, Zimmerman released Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) and made it available, including source code, by FTP, thus allowing virtually anyone with an Internet connection to download it. At that time, PGP (based on the RSA algorithm) was the first freely available public-key based encryption program. Read More Focus on ZeuS Malware Clears the Way for Other Threats The ZeuS "crimeware toolkit" has made recent headlines lately by garnering attention of the FBI, and for the new components that allow hackers to break into BlackBerry and Symbian phones. Read More
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