Tutorial: Cisco Routers Add Web Security with Cisco ScanSafe

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	Tutorial: Cisco Routers Add Web Security with Cisco ScanSafe Cisco launched this feature to the market last month at Interop. In a nutshell, this IOS feature provides intelligent, identity aware, traffic redirection to the Cisco ScanSafe web security cloud offering. ScanSafe provides the following web security features as a cloud service: URL Filtering Scanlets analyze all elements of a web request including HTML, JavaScript, Flash and even obfuscated... Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Sophos FREE Tool - Sophos Computer Security Scan Scan up to 200 computers for viruses, spyware, Rootkits and other threats that your AV missed. Click to continue In this Issue Microsoft issues first patch for IE9 amidst 34 holes closed today NASA, DARPA looking for your input for futuristic space exploration dialogue FBI Dumpster Diving Brigade Coming Soon to Snoop in a Trashcan Near You What happens if you catch a hacker and must deal with the FBI? U.S. questioned China about Change.org attack Smartphones and tablets create huge corporate security challenge Adobe patches second Flash zero-day in 9 days Bill proposed to regulate collection, use of GPA tracking data EU ministers seek to ban creation of 'hacking tools' Microsoft patches critical IE9, Windows bugs LulzSec attacks gaming sites ... just for laughs WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Manageable Application Security Investments in security solutions have to provide a clear value, which equals additional time spent collecting and documenting proof of this value. The latest version of F5 BIG-IP Application Security Manager(tm) (ASM), v10.1, addresses information overload and the need for agility in implementation. Learn more! Microsoft issues first patch for IE9 amidst 34 holes closed today As expected, today's Patch Tuesday is a whopper. Microsoft released 16 security updates (nine critical and seven important) addressing 34 vulnerabilities, including the first patch for Internet Explorer 9 and a rare patch for Hyper-V. The remaining patches fix vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, .NET, SQL, Visual Studio, Silverlight, VML  and ISA. For nine... Read More NASA, DARPA looking for your input for futuristic space exploration dialogue DARPA and NASA Ames Research Center today said they are soliciting abstracts, papers, topics and members for discussion panels, to be part of the 100 Year Starship Study Symposium to be held in Orlando, Fla.,  from September 30 through October 2, 2011. Read More FBI Dumpster Diving Brigade Coming Soon to Snoop in a Trashcan Near You You might think you are interesting, but are you a person of interest? Let's hope not, since the 2011 edition of the FBI's Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide invites agents to take up dumpster diving, rummaging full-throttle through your trash while snooping in your life. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Defend Against Insider Threats Organizations must accept the reality that insider threats are no longer an abstract concept. This paper explains the factors that are increasing the insider threat and details a proactive approach that leverages identity and access management to reduce risk and improve compliance. Learn More What happens if you catch a hacker and must deal with the FBI? After writing an article about a Department of Justice report, stating the FBI focuses on catching kiddie porn perps and many agents lack the know-how to work on national security issues, I was contacted by a man who says he's worked with the FBI to catch hackers. You might be surprised at how hard it can be for an IT professional to work with the FBI on a hacker case. This is one IT professional's... Read More U.S. questioned China about Change.org attack The U.S. State Department questioned the Chinese government about a cyberattack that had temporarily shutdown Change.org after the site held a petition urging Chinese authorities to release artist Ai Weiwei from custody. Read More Smartphones and tablets create huge corporate security challenge Adapting security and management for the new generation of mobile devices -- everything from the Apple iPhone and iPad to Google Android devices to name a few -- is turning out to be a huge corporate challenge. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Secure iPhone Access to Corporate Web Applications This technical brief describes how the BIG-IP Edge Portal app for iOS devices provides simple, streamlined access to web applications that reside behind BIG-IP APM, without requiring full VPN access, to simplify login for users and provide a new layer of control for administrators. Learn More! Adobe patches second Flash zero-day in 9 days For the second time in nine days, Adobe on Tuesday patched a critical vulnerability in Flash Player that hackers were already exploiting. Read More Bill proposed to regulate collection, use of GPA tracking data Two lawmakers today proposed a bipartisan bill that would regulate how law enforcement agencies and companies can access and use geo-location data gathered from cell phones, tablets and other mobile devices. Read More EU ministers seek to ban creation of 'hacking tools' Justice Ministers across Europe want to make the creation of hacking "tools" a criminal offence, but critics have hit back at the plans saying that they are unworkable. Read More Microsoft patches critical IE9, Windows bugs Microsoft today patched 34 vulnerabilities in Windows, Internet Explorer, Office and other software, 15 of them labeled "critical" by the company. Read More LulzSec attacks gaming sites ... just for laughs The hacking group known as LulzSec called it Titanic Takeover Tuesday. Gamers called it by a variety of names, many of which cannot be reprinted here. But for system administrators at a handful of gaming companies, Tuesday, June 14 was a nightmare: the day their websites went down under an online attack. Read More
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