'Here you have' e-mail worm spreads quickly; Enterprise risk management 6-step program

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	'Here you have' e-mail worm spreads quickly Security experts warned Thursday of a fast-spreading e-mail worm, the first large outbreak of this type in nearly a decade. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IBM New research reveals that C-level executives feel good data protection efforts support organizational goals such as compliance, reputation, management or customer trust, but there is a lack of confidence in the ability to safeguard sensitive information. Sponsored by IBM, this webcast reveals the value of data protection. Click to continue In this Issue Enterprise risk management: Get started in six steps Symantec, Trend Micro rivalry heats up over antivirus tests, new products Microsoft plans double-sized Patch Tuesday next week Symantec updates Enterprise Vault, ties to Microsoft cloud apps Onapsis to release ERP vulnerability testing suite Warrants may be needed for cell phone data, court says Hotel operator warns of data breach Symantec: Most hacking victims blame themselves After Google incident, Wi-Fi data collection goes on Attacks on power systems: Data leakage, espionage, insider threats, sabotage Hackers exploit new PDF zero-day bug, warns Adobe Microsoft investigates two-year-old IE bug Turning IAM data into intelligence Kaspersky Lab: Facebook facing increased phishing attacks What security can learn from the $15M Sprint employee breach Cloud Security Alliance offers certification WHITE PAPER: Splunk Troubleshooting Critical Applications Troubleshooting many tiers across heterogeneous infrastructures is too complex and slow. With Splunk you can search centrally across all components of your applications to find and fix problems fast. Download this Guide to find out how you can meet or exceed service level expectations. Read now! Enterprise risk management: Get started in six steps Let's say your organization doesn't have a formal enterprise risk management program. If you're at a big company, ERM might seem daunting because of silos, inertia and so on. Read More Symantec, Trend Micro rivalry heats up over antivirus tests, new products A spitting match related to antivirus product tests has erupted between Symantec and Trend Micro, as each Wednesday unveiled the 2011 editions of their consumer desktop antimalware packages. Read More Microsoft plans double-sized Patch Tuesday next week Microsoft plans to issue nine security updates to patch 13 bugs in Windows, Office and its Web server software next week. Read More Symantec updates Enterprise Vault, ties to Microsoft cloud apps Symantec Tuesday unveiled updated storage and backup gear, giving Enterprise Vault 9.0 a way to integrate archiving and discovery-related legal requests with Microsoft's cloud-based Business Productivity Online Services. Read More Onapsis to release ERP vulnerability testing suite An information security company will soon release a tool that will allow companies to test their ERP (enterprise resource planning) software for security threats. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP & Intel The Business Value of Reservationless Storage Reservationless storage streamlines the delivery of block-based storage capacity that is used for thin provisioning and snapshots. It requires less capacity over the life of the storage system and dramatically reduces stranded storage. This ESG report explains how reservationless storage works and details three varied deployment scenarios Read More Today! Warrants may be needed for cell phone data, court says In a precedent-setting decision, a federal appellate court this week ruled that judges have the option of asking prosecutors to obtain a warrant before they are allowed to access to an persons cell phone location data. Read More Hotel operator warns of data breach An operator of upscale hotels and resorts under such widely-known names as Marriott, Sheraton and Westin. Read More Symantec: Most hacking victims blame themselves Just under two-thirds of all Internet users have been hit by some sort of cybercrime, and while most of them are angry about it, a surprisingly large percentage feel guilt too, according to a survey commissioned by Symantec. Read More After Google incident, Wi-Fi data collection goes on Four months ago, amidst a backlash from government regulators and privacy advocates, Google stopped collecting Wi-Fi data with its Street View cars. But that doesn't mean Google has stopped collecting wireless data altogether, and neither have other companies such as Apple. Read More Attacks on power systems: Data leakage, espionage, insider threats, sabotage Data leakage is one of the intractable problems of information assurance because of the possibility of covert channels for extraction and exploitation of unrecognized copies of confidential data. Read More WHITE PAPER: Tripwire Taking the Time Crunch Out of IT Compliance with Automation Read this exclusive white paper from compliance leader Tripwire to learn how a Protect, Detect, and Correct compliance strategy can give you back your most precious resource: time. Read More! Hackers exploit new PDF zero-day bug, warns Adobe Adobe today warned users that attacks have begun exploiting an unpatched bug in its popular Reader and Acrobat PDF viewing and creation software. Read More Microsoft investigates two-year-old IE bug Microsoft is looking into a long-known vulnerability in Internet Explorer (IE) that could be used to access users' data and Web-based accounts. Read More Turning IAM data into intelligence Gartner's Earl Perkins (research vice president in the security and privacy team) recently blogged about establishing a relationship between identity and access management, and business intelligence. Read More Kaspersky Lab: Facebook facing increased phishing attacks True to the dictum that popularity extracts its own price, Facebook has left eBay behind, becoming the second most popular target for phishers using spam e-mails. Read More What security can learn from the $15M Sprint employee breach Federal prosecutors this week charged nine former Sprint employees with fraud and aggravated identity theft after learning they had cloned customer cell phone numbers to make $15 million worth of calls. According to the complaint from federal prosecutors, the individuals who have been charged worked at Sprint stores in the Bronx, Bergen, N.J., and Tampa, Fla., and used company computers to get confidential information about thousands of customers. The data was used to create the so-called 'clone' cell phones. Of the $15 million worth of calls, a large percentage of them were international calls, said prosecutors. Read More Cloud Security Alliance offers certification IT virtual-security experts can now show off their knowledge with a certificate that shows they've mastered the contents of two cloud-security papers. Read More
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