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	Book, white paper tackle IdM issues There's a new book and a new white paper I want to tell you about today, and both should be of interest to most of you. Read More WHITE PAPER: ArcSight Building a Successful Security Operations Center This paper outlines industry best practices for building and maturing a security operations center (SOC). For those organizations planning to build a SOC or those organizations hoping to improve their existing SOC this paper will outline the typical mission parameters, the business case, people considerations, processes and procedures, as well as, the technology involved. Building a Successful Security Operations Center In this Issue Zeus Botnet Bust Shows Malware is All about Money Introducing the FBI's Zeus Trojan crime ring most wanted poster Why did Stuxnet worm spread? Zeus Trojan bust reveals sophisticated 'money mules' operation in U.S. In Security Outsourcers We Trust How to Keep Your Kids Safe on Facebook Report: India says BlackBerry message tracking does not work Debriefing: The 21st-century CSO skills challenge IT industry warned of advanced persistent threats The InfoWorld expert guide to Windows 7 security Microsoft's Security Essentials running on 31 million PCs WHITE PAPER: NetApp Storage Buying Criteria for Shared Virtual Infrastructure You can't make the best storage decisions for your business if you're not asking the right questions. This new RFP template makes it easy. It reflects today's IT reality and includes the key criteria to consider so you can position your organization for the future. Learn more! Zeus Botnet Bust Shows Malware is All about Money Authorities in the United States, along with law enforcement partners around the world, issued indictments and swooped down to arrest dozens in connection with a malware scam used to steal millions of dollars from victims' bank accounts. The charges against the Zeus botnet operation show just how pervasive the malware threat is, and how lucrative it can be for cyber criminals. Read More Introducing the FBI's Zeus Trojan crime ring most wanted poster FBI tackles huge cyber crime investigation Ah their parents must be proud. In one of the largest cyber criminal cases the FBI has ever investigated, the crime fighting agency today released a package of information about the bust this week of an alleged group of criminals that targeted the accounts of medium-sized companies, towns, and even churches. Before they were caught, members of the theft ring managed to steal $70 million, the FBI stated.... Read More Why did Stuxnet worm spread? Stuxnet's inability to stay stealthy may be fall-out from a failure to hit its intended targets last year, security researchers said today. Read More WHITE PAPER: Emerson Network Power Precision Cooling vs. Comfort Cooling Extreme temperature and humidity variations can damage computer systems and shorten equipment life. This eBook highlights the differences between precision air conditioning systems and building air conditioning systems, comparing energy efficiency and annual operating costs. Read Now Zeus Trojan bust reveals sophisticated 'money mules' operation in U.S. Court documents released on Thursday related to indictments over a massive international financial cybercrime operation provide a fascinating -- if scary -- glimpse into how the crooks operated within the U.S. Read More In Security Outsourcers We Trust The push to shrink security staff means more companies are outsourcing security functions to MSSPs, according to this year's Global Information Security Survey. Read More How to Keep Your Kids Safe on Facebook Boasting 500 million users worldwide and still growing, Facebook is now ubiquitous. Because of its popularity, minors have jumped onto the social media bandwagon, too, and they use networking the same way adults do--to share pictures, connect with friends, organize events, and play social games. And that can be a problem. Read More 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! Report: India says BlackBerry message tracking does not work India's Department of Telecommunications (DOT) is not satisfied with the access Research In Motion (RIM) is providing to security agencies for interception of communications on both its instant messenger and enterprise services, according to a report on Friday in The Economic Times, an Indian daily. Read More Debriefing: The 21st-century CSO skills challenge Security skill 1 Read More IT industry warned of advanced persistent threats Singapore's security industry has been strongly urged to re-think the way IT security architectures are designed and built, and to devise strategic solutions to better protect organisations. Read More The InfoWorld expert guide to Windows 7 security How to configure Microsoft's new Windows operating system to beat malware and keep data secure Read More Microsoft's Security Essentials running on 31 million PCs Microsoft's free antivirus software, Security Essentials, has been installed on 31 million PCs in its first year, the company has announced. Read More
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