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	Bit9, FireEye, Palo Alto Networks team to hit zero-day malware Bit9 has teamed with FireEye and Palo Alto Networks, which each have sandboxing technologies, in order to share information related to zero-day attack code. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: KnowBe4 How big is your 'phishing attack surface'? Many email addresses of your organization are exposed, allowing cybercriminals to launch spear-phishing attacks. The bigger the attack footprint, the higher your risk. Fill out the form and we'll email you the list of exposed addresses. Sign up for your FREE EEC now In this Issue Pressure mounts for building in security during application development Internet anonymity: Brought to you by open source systems US Defense Department approves Apple's iOS devices for its networks 10 things you may not know about Ethernet Facebook attacked with credential-harvesting malware Health care breach victims plummet Yahoo Japan says 22 million user IDs may have been stolen What's next for Ethernet? Forrester: Windows 8 faces uphill battle as corporate desktop WHITE PAPER: Aerohive Wireless LAN: Preferred Enabler of BYOD Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and its array of wireless devices is becoming the dominant way workers access corporate networks . And it's forced IT leaders need to reexamine how to best provide secure, reliable and cost-effective wireless network access. Read Now Pressure mounts for building in security during application development Microsoft survey of IT pros and developers worldwide found only 37% worked for organizations that built products with security in mind Read More Internet anonymity: Brought to you by open source systems I'm not a big fan of anonymity on the Internet. At least, not in general. Being completely (or even simply "mostly") anonymous online tends to bring out the worst in people. Online game voice chat. Message forums. Blog comments. We've all seen it. The worst comments tend to come from someone who calls himself "NotAChance@NotReally.com" or something like that. (Note that I used the masculine... Read More US Defense Department approves Apple's iOS devices for its networks Devices built around Apple's iOS operating system have been approved by the U.S. Department of Defense for use on its networks, as the department moves to support multivendor mobile devices and operating systems. Read More WEBCAST: Trusteer Security Requirements vs. Operational Challenges In this webinar, guest speaker Rick Holland, senior analyst serving Security & Risk Professionals at Forrester Research, Inc., will discuss the security and operational challenges associated with advanced malware protection. Learn More. 10 things you may not know about Ethernet Ethernet's value to networking and IT is well established over the past 40 years. But did you know that "Ethernet" refers to two slightly different ways of sending information between endpoints on a LAN? That and some other perhaps lesser known facts about this 40-year-old technology are reviewed here: Read More Facebook attacked with credential-harvesting malware Dorkbot variant infection unusual because the criminals exploited a flaw in the file-sharing site MediaFire to spread the malware Read More Health care breach victims plummet Tougher rules and big settlements are said to be behind the fall in affected clients, but one group calls it the 'calm before the storm' 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 Yahoo Japan says 22 million user IDs may have been stolen Yahoo Japan, the country's largest Web portal, said up to 22 million user IDs may have been leaked during a hack that was discovered last week. Read More What's next for Ethernet? Internet traffic will quadruple in five years and the number of mobile Internet connections will exceed the world's population by 2017, according to Cisco research. Read More Forrester: Windows 8 faces uphill battle as corporate desktop Windows 8 faces an uphill battle to become a standard corporate operating system because many businesses are in the midst of or have recently completed the move from Windows XP to Windows 7 and don't have the stomach for another transition anytime soon. Read More
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