BlackBerry 10 OS will have multi-layered security model

	Mobile BYOD users want more security | DHS: Gas pipeline industry under significant ongoing cyberattack
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	BlackBerry 10 OS will have multi-layered security model RIM's upcoming BlackBerry 10 operating system is intended to be as secure, if not more so, than the OS running on RIM's current crop of BlackBerry devices. Mobile security could become a major selling point for the new platform, for enterprises, carriers and end users alike. Read More WHITE PAPER: FireEye CISO Guide to Next Generation Threats To regain the upper hand against next-generation attacks, enterprises must turn to true next-generation protection: signature-less, proactive and real time. Read more! In this Issue Mobile BYOD users want more security DHS: Gas pipeline industry under significant ongoing cyberattack Free fraud protection scam delivers financial malware Security error in OS X 10.7.3 exposes passwords for legacy FileVault users Symantec conference puts focus on mobile security Cisco offers API to fight call fraud Who are tech's highest paid CEOs? BeyondTrust acquires eEye in union of security vendors WHITE PAPER: Fortinet Next-Generation Security for Enterprise Networks Since the concept of a 'next-generation firewall' was introduced several years ago by Gartner, many network security vendors have introduced their own next-generation firewalls to address this product category - but with varying results. View Now Mobile BYOD users want more security A survey of more than 4,000 mobile-device users and IT professionals shows wildly abundant use of mobile devices, but profound concerns about security and how employee-owned devices ought to be used for business purposes. Read More DHS: Gas pipeline industry under significant ongoing cyberattack There is now an ongoing and massive cyberattack targeting the American gas-pipeline industry, aimed at giving the attacker a way to gather sensitive information by compromising business systems and possibly even subverting industrial control systems. The Department of Homeland Security's investigative division, called the ICS-CERT, says it's taking the somewhat unusual step of issuing an alert and speaking publicly about it to heighten awareness of a dangerous situation. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Accelerate Document Processing and Wow Your Customers Learn how intelligent imaging and BPM solutions, coupled with pragmatic best practices and methodology, can improve productivity, lower cost, increase accuracy, reduce cycle times and lower overall risk. Learn More Free fraud protection scam delivers financial malware In a new twist on FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt), a piece of financial malware called Tatanga, an online banking Trojan horse first discovered in May 2011, is promising security products to gain access to confidential personal information to steal identities and money. Read More Security error in OS X 10.7.3 exposes passwords for legacy FileVault users A security error in OS X 10.7.3 exposes passwords on systems with support for the pre-Lion FileVault home-directory encryption feature. This security flaw, apparantly created when Apple left debugging code in the 10.7.3 update, is only triggered with Lion systems in which legacy support for the original FileVault is retained and when logging in with such an account. Read More WHITE PAPER: Check Point Software Check Point 3D Security Analysis Report Tool Reduce security risks with the Check Point 3D Security Analysis tool. This comprehensive security analysis provides an easy-to-read report that summarizes security events, their risks, and remediation. See sample report View Now Symantec conference puts focus on mobile security At its annual Symantec Vision conference attended by enterprise customers and business partners, Symantec laid out its management and security product strategy for mobile endpoint devices, including the iPhone, iPad and Google Android devices. Read More Cisco offers API to fight call fraud Cisco this week at Interop 2012 released an API for its branch routers designed to enable third-party developers to write applications to enhance the security of phone calls over the router network. Read More Who are tech's highest paid CEOs? Oracle's Larry Ellison has been the highest paid tech chief on our list each year since Network World started tracking CEO compensation, but in 2011 his $77.6 million pay package was bested by another tech CEO's enormous windfall. Who was it? Read More BeyondTrust acquires eEye in union of security vendors BeyondTrust, a software firm that specializes in identity and access management for the enterprise, has announced the acquisition of eEye Digital Security, which makes products for vulnerability management, patch remediation, malware defense and configuration compliance. Read More
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