TOP STORY: Good times projected for network security market in 2011
There's some early optimism about the information technology industry as the world steps into 2011. For one thing, the global network security market is expected to be on the rise, according to estimates from IDC, which forecasts a return to the growth of pre-recession levels this year. Read More
WHITE PAPER: Why Organizations Need LTO-5 Today (Quantum Corporation)
For years, tape storage systems have played a key role in efforts to store data for backup and retrieval, archiving, and contingency planning purposes. More recently, tape has been called on to help preserve and safeguard data to meet data retention laws and regulations. Read More | US begins sophisticated wireless jamming project
DARPA wants smart system that can learn to jam new wireless threats automaticallyLooking to begin developing algorithms and other technology to automatically learn to jam certain new wireless transmissions that may threaten US military personnel. BAE Systems recently got about $8.4 million from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to begin work on what's known as the Behavioral Learning for Adaptive Electronic Warfare (BLADE) system. Read More
Sudden spam drop leaves experts baffled
Spam volumes appear to have dropped to averages last seen in 2008 after an expected surge in bogus email over the Christmas period failed to materialise. Read More
WHITE PAPER: 10 questions to ask before you buy an anti‐spam solution (Watchguard)
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! | How Goldman Sachs will guard Facebook's privacy
Special 'investment vehicle' likely to draw attention from SEC No one should ever again question Mark Zuckerberg's commitment to privacy ... at least not as it applies to himself, his company, his employees, Goldman Sachs and millionaire investors. Read More
Cisco TrustSec Makes Your Network Identity Aware
Cisco TrustSec technology provides switch to switch wire speed encryption services and security group tagging of ethernet frames. But what it really does is allow you to implement the most robust identity aware network with services on the planet. This technology, if Cisco executes on it properly, could forever change the way we design secure networks. Today's business networks are so open and... Read More
WHITE PAPER: Combating Security and Compliance Challenges (Quest Software)
Don't wait for a security breach or compliance issue to damage your company. Ongoing monitoring can proactively identify and reduce threats. Learn how you can successfully stop security issues before they become serious problems. Read More | Oops, you really shouldn't have seen that … automated redaction for SharePoint content
Electronic redaction software for SharePointWhen you need to remove sensitive information from documents on a regular basis (think Legal, Engineering, or Healthcare environments), manual processes are both tedious and subject to error. I recently got to see a demo of a product that helps quickly and easily redact SharePoint content - Redact-It from Informative Graphics. With Redact-It, the risk of accidentally sharing sensitive information stored... Read More
Dell buys SecureWorks for IT security services
Dell announced Tuesday it is purchasing security services vendor SecureWorks, expanding its range of IT management offerings. Terms were not disclosed. Read More
WEBCAST: Choosing Enterprise Firewall for 2011 & Beyond (Palo Alto Networks)
Firewalls are evolving. Application visibility and control has made its way to the forefront of the requirements list for enterprise firewalls. We are dedicating this episode of 60 Minutes with Nir Zuk to the more practical considerations around choosing an enterprise firewall. Learn more! | Will 2011 signal a Mac virus onslaught? Not so fast
Is it really true that it's only a matter of time before Macintosh users are under siege by a flood of viruses and malware? McAfee announced recently that 2011 would be a bad year for people using Apple computers, as hackers will be increasingly attracted by growing Mac market share. It's not at all hard to find experts who agree. Read More
Top Security Trends of 2010: A Look Back
Computer and network security is a perpetual game of cat and mouse. Attackers are often adept at both following technology and social trends, and adapting attacks to exploit weak points. As 2010 comes to a close, let's take a look back at some of the biggest security trends from the year. Read More
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