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	Vulnerable terminal servers reflect bigger security problem Security weaknesses uncovered in terminal servers used to provide an Internet connection to a wide variety of business and industrial equipment exemplify the risk inherent in adapting older systems to modern technology, experts say. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell The Importance of Managing Privileged Accounts Organizations can benefit greatly with a robust process for the proper use, management and enforcement of administrative privileges. Read this white paper to learn a balanced and enforceable approach for ensuring effective security, compliance and daily operations. Read Now! In this Issue McAfee spots Adobe Reader PDF-tracking flaw Hackers increasingly target shared Web hosting servers for use in mass phishing attacks LivingSocial gets hacked, 50 million users told to reset passwords 25 must-have technologies for SMBs Locked and loaded, online gamers draw phishing attackers WHITE PAPER: Tripwire SANS Secure Configuration Management Demystified Security experts and analysts agree that a systematic, enterprise-wide program of secure configuration management is one of the most beneficial security solutions you can implement. It provides an objective, concise measure of your overall security posture. Learn More McAfee spots Adobe Reader PDF-tracking flaw McAfee said it has found a vulnerability in Adobe Systems' Reader program that reveals when and where a PDF document is opened. Read More WHITE PAPER: Tripwire 10 Steps to Risk-based Security Management Many professionals in information security espouse the belief—and commitment to—"risk based" security management. In fact, according to the latest Ponemon Report on Risk Management, 77% of those surveyed claimed a commitment to it. Learn More Hackers increasingly target shared Web hosting servers for use in mass phishing attacks Cybercriminals increasingly hack into shared Web hosting servers in order to use the domains hosted on them in large phishing campaigns, according to a report from the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG). Read More WEBCAST: VCE Vblock Specialized System for SAP HANA Overview video from DJ Long about the new Vblock Specialized System for SAP HANA. Learn More. LivingSocial gets hacked, 50 million users told to reset passwords More than 50 million users of the daily deals site LivingSocial are being asked to reset their passwords after hackers attacked the company's servers and potentially made off with personal data. Read More 25 must-have technologies for SMBs Running a small business isn't easy. I know. I run one. As a freelance writer, I've learned that you need to run your writing career as if you were running a business. Read More Locked and loaded, online gamers draw phishing attackers Online gamers have become rich targets for cybercriminals, according a report released this week by the Anti Phishing Work Group. Read More
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