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	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 WHITE PAPER: Symantec Small Business Owners: Ensure Business Continuity Read this analyst Whitepaper for a sound data protection strategy. Read Now. In this Issue Microsoft targets high schoolers with newest entry-level cert Hacking a simple access control system Feedback on The National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace ICO compares TalkTalk anti-malware technology to Phorm Enterprise risk management: Get started in six steps Spammers exploit second Facebook bug in a week Apple had two months to fix critical QuickTime bug, says researcher Cloud Security Alliance offers certification ACLU, other groups sue US gov't over border laptop searches Return of the Spam Heckler WHITE PAPER: Watchguard 10 questions to ask before you buy an anti‐spam solution With so many anti-spam products on the market, how can you be sure you're getting the best solution for your business network? With these ten critical questions as your guide, you can cut through the marketing hype and zero in on the key features and benefits that should guide your decision. Read now! Microsoft targets high schoolers with newest entry-level cert With school back in session, Microsoft is looking to drum up interest for its newest entry-level certification program geared for students as young as high school. The program, announced in July, is dubbed the Microsoft Technology Associate certification. Schools sign up to be providers by buying a license that allows them to administer up to 1,000 exams per year. Read More Hacking a simple access control system I was recently asked to create a quick solution for a Web site that needed to allow each guest invited by snail mail to enter a unique access code on a Web site to access a registration form for an event. The reason for not using name/password access control was that the organizers wanted to keep it as simple as possible for the guests and felt that having them enter just one number would be the best plan. Read More Feedback on The National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace Anyone remotely interested in identity management should definitely download a copy of the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC) document. It can be found at this link: http://www.nstic.ideascale.com/. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks, Inc. The Antidote to DNS Cache Poisoning and Other DNS Attacks Domain Name System (DNS) provides one of the most basic but critical functions on the Internet. If DNS isn't working, then your business likely isn't either. Secure your business and web presence with Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC). Learn more! ICO compares TalkTalk anti-malware technology to Phorm The Information Commissioner's Office has compared TalkTalk's new anti-malware technology to controversial targettered advertising firm Phorm. Read More 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 Spammers exploit second Facebook bug in a week Facebook today said it has fixed the bug that allowed a spamming worm to automatically post messages to users' walls earlier this week. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetGear In-The-Cloud Distributed Spam Analysis Technology Distributed Spam Analysis technology provides the best protection against email-borne threats by providing more frequent threat updates that can quickly be leveraged by security solutions. Learn more. Apple had two months to fix critical QuickTime bug, says researcher A critical bug in QuickTime was reported to Apple two months before a second researcher independently revealed the vulnerability this week, the director of a bug bounty program said Friday. 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 ACLU, other groups sue US gov't over border laptop searches The American Civil Liberties Union and other groups have filed a lawsuit challenging the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) practice of searching laptops and other electronic devices at U.S. borders. Read More Return of the Spam Heckler About a year ago, I wrote an article for this site that began by praising the craft required to produce a spam header intriguing enough to coax an innocent recipient into opening the unsolicited message (see "Straight to the Spam Folder: Astonishing E-Mail Messages You'll Never Open"). Then I spent the rest of the story mocking various spam headers that editors at PCWorld had recently received. Read More
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