Intel-McAfee developing cloud-security strategy

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	Intel-McAfee developing cloud-security strategy Intel, which last year acquired McAfee for its security expertise, today described work it is doing to provide enterprises with a way to secure data stored in public or hybrid cloud environments. Read More 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 In this Issue How Real Is The Malware Threat To Android? DARPA system to blend AI, machine learning to understand mountain of text IBM: The rapidly changing role of top security executives 'Smishing' Attacks Are on the Rise John McAfee, antivirus pioneer, arrested by Belize police Email product looks to reduce spam false positives SOCA website still down after mystery cyber attack Most Excellent Tech Toys from the '90s Techiest 2012 commencement speakers Oracle urges removal of older Java versions due to security risks WHITE PAPER: SonicWALL NSS Labs Next-Generation Firewall Security Value Map A whole new breed of Next-Generation Firewalls is here – designed to deliver powerful security, robust intrusion prevention and granular application control in the new Web 2.0 environment. But do all Next-Generation Firewalls deliver on this promise? Read now. How Real Is The Malware Threat To Android? Many of us have heard that our smartphones and tablets already are or soon will be the targets of attack by the malware industry (yes it is an industry). However, most of you probably don't have any security software running on your devices. Why is that? Read More DARPA system to blend AI, machine learning to understand mountain of text The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) will next this month detail the union of advanced technologies from artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, machine learning, natural-language fields it hopes to bring together to build an automated system that will let analysts and others better grasp meanings from large volumes of tex Read More IBM: The rapidly changing role of top security executives Security issues are exerting a ton of pressure and monetary concerns on the executives in charge of keeping corporate networks and assets safe. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetIQ Simplify Compliance and Security This introduction to NetIQ Sentinel Log Manager provides insight into a flexible and cost-efficient software appliance that lights a clear path to complete, real-time, identity-aware security information and event management. Learn More! 'Smishing' Attacks Are on the Rise Text messaging is the most common non-voice use of a mobile phone. There are trillions of text messages received around the world each day, and an increasing number of them are spam, or phishing attacks of some sort. Read More John McAfee, antivirus pioneer, arrested by Belize police McAfee antivirus founder John McAfee is reportedly taking legal advice after a raid on his Belize home by police resulted in the software entrepreneur's arrest and the death of his pet dog. Read More Email product looks to reduce spam false positives A new product from TrustSphere is tackling the problem of email incorrectly flagged as spam, an irritating and potentially costly error for businesses. Read More WHITE PAPER: Avaya Fit-for-Purpose Data Center Networking Find out why the technology of choice for creating the foundations of network transparency will be that of Shortest Path Bridging (SPB). SPB masks devices, links and protocols and delivers a logically extended Ethernet LAN that provides connectivity for multiple end points. Learn more advantages of SPB and why it is a superior choice over TRILL. Learn More SOCA website still down after mystery cyber attack The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) has been downed by what is starting to look like the most serious cyberattack ever to hit the site. Read More Most Excellent Tech Toys from the '90s Pining (or not) for Netscape Navigator, Super Nintendo and Tamagotchi Read More Techiest 2012 commencement speakers The Woz, Steve Jobs' biographer, IBM chair among those to share words of wisdom with new grads Read More Oracle urges removal of older Java versions due to security risks Company points users to latest Java update, with most recent features, fixes, and performance improvements Read More
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