Can cell phones be hacked? How to be a digital detective

Security News Alert This newsletter is sponsored by Nevis Networks 16 Minutes with Editor In Chief John Dix on NAC Get up to speed fast on NAC implementation with this new webcast to learn; which architecture is best for simple deployments, which scenarios will push you to the edge of security technology and what's happening with authentication, end-point security, enforcement and management. Network World's Security News Alert, 06/26/07 Can cell phones be hacked? Security experts say yes, but it’s not that easy, 06/25/07: Can cell phones be hacked? Security experts say, yes, but it’s neither easy nor widespread. How to be a digital detective, 06/26/07: It could be an insider suspected of a security breach. It could be a case of harassing phone calls and e-mails. It could be an employee violating company rules. Here's what every network manager should know about computer forensics. Data-leak prevention companies buoyed by surveys, 06/25/07: Data-leak prevention companies Vericept, Reconnex release findings from separate surveys that support their product category. From servers to storage: Virtualization saves It's touted as one of the fastest and easiest ways to better manage and control your infrastructure. Download this guide today and see how network IT execs are making virtualization pay off in the real world; discover the 8 virtualization gotchas you need to know; and much more. Click here to download. Biometrics make user authentication convenient and secure – at the same time! 06/25/07: There’s usually an inverse relationship between enterprise security and end user convenience. When you tighten security, it often ... PingID unveils online identity service, 06/25/07: PingID debuts personal identity management service built on support of OpenID and user-centric ID model. Secret Service operations hit ID, credit card theft rings, 06/25/07: The U.S. Secret Service has cracked down on an international ID theft ring that is responsible for more than $14 million in fraud losses, the agency said Monday. Sophos upgrades endpoint security suite, 06/25/07: Sophos upgrades its endpoint antivirus software with intrusion prevention features, control over unauthorized applications, and new management features. Catbird brings security to VMware customers, 06/25/07: Catbird unveils V-Agent virtualization security product for VMware.

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