Fox News server found unsecured; eEye touts first appliance

Security News Alert This newsletter is sponsored by Blue Coat Webcast: Gartner on Mobility and Security More users are going mobile. With all this business on the road, you can't afford to have road warriors suffer from sub-par application delivery or security. Join a panel of experts as they detail how you can deliver improved productivity and protection for all mobile workers, regardless of location. Network World's Security News Alert, 07/24/07 Fox News server found unsecured, 07/23/07: Security analysts spotted a gaping security hole in Fox News Network's Web site on Monday, revealing file directories and sensitive content, although it appears the problem has been fixed. Optimize Your WAN: Network World Shows You How In this Executive Guide learn how optimization can supercharge your WAN. Click Here Security vendor eEye touts first appliance, 07/23/07: Vulnerability-assessment and endpoint security firm eEye Digital Security on Monday announced its first hardware appliance incorporating its software products. The best way to block employee access to Web sites, 07/23/07: We are beginning to have more and more of a problem with "improper" use of the Internet. Although we expect some personal use - periodic checking of personal e-mail for example but sometimes there is less business use of the Internet happening and less productivity that has been getting noticed.

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