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	Consumer Reports: Free anti-malware software for Windows, Mac is effective In what could be regarded as a controversial test of anti-malware effectiveness, the influential Consumer Reports publication in its June issue gives its main recommendation to anti-malware freeware for protecting Windows and Mac computers. With some caveats, Consumer Reports says in its "Security Software" article it regards it as unnecessary to buy commercial anti-malware software. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Software Want to Make Compliance Easy? Get Proactive! Is your business reactively implementing compliance? If so, you're wasting time and money and destroying productivity. Get proactive! Read now! In this Issue The 20 best iPhone/iPad games of 2012 so far Patch management still big stumbling block in risk management, survey shows DMARC helps protect reputation of American Greetings' e-cards Juniper packs 30 new features into Web security software NSA security expert worries about mobility, cloud Academia joins in battling Android malware NASA denies Iranian cyberattack Products of the week 5.28.12 The Flame Virus: Your FAQs Answered Iran's discovery of Flame malware turning into political hot potato RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: IT Roadmap Denver IT Roadmap Denver: New Sessions Including: Unified Communications and VOIP, Mobility Strategies, The New Enterprise Network in the Era of the Cloud, Risk Management, Applications Strategy, Reducing IT Cost and Increasing Efficiencies, Analyzing Your Customers for Business Intelligence, and more. So register now and get ready for an all new IT Roadmap in 2012: Click to continue The 20 best iPhone/iPad games of 2012 so far We're nearly midway through 2012, which means that it's time to check in to see how the mobile gaming industry has fared so far this year. While Rovio's Angry Birds Space has certainly grabbed the most attention from mobile gamers, there are plenty of other quality games to be had on your iPhone or iPad. In this slideshow we'll break down the top-rated games of 2012 so far according to both App Store user reviews and professional reviewers on Metacritic. Who knows, maybe you'll discover something you like as much as Fruit Ninja or Cut the Rope! Read More Patch management still big stumbling block in risk management, survey shows Everyone talks about "risk and compliance" in security, but what do companies have to do to make it through audits and meet regulations related to information security? And what are the costs? Read More DMARC helps protect reputation of American Greetings' e-cards E-card company American Greetings has turned to DMARC as a way to authenticate its email and protect its corporate name from being sullied by spammers and phishers. Read More WHITE PAPER: MegaPath How to Choose a Managed Network Services Provider Identify 6 key situations that demonstrate when it's time to consider managed network services, plus 6 best practices to ensure your evaluation of managed network service providers is thorough enough to support your decision. View Now Juniper packs 30 new features into Web security software Juniper Networks this week unveiled enhancements to the Web security software it obtained via the acquisition of Mykonos Software in February. Read More NSA security expert worries about mobility, cloud Approaching its 60th birthday, the National Security Agency (NSA) has a staff some 35,000 strong worldwide, and an impressive building complex in Fort Meade, Md., where the walls are lined with copper mesh to prevent electronic eavesdropping. True to its origins dating back to breaking enemy code during World War II, the agency has two primary missions: signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and information assurance (IA). Read More Academia joins in battling Android malware Android Malware Genome Project kicks off by contributing collection of more than 1,200 malware in 49 different families Read More WHITE PAPER: CommVault The Benefits of Modernizing Your Data Protection Conventional backup and recovery approaches are not robust enough to meet today's data and information management challenges, let alone those of tomorrow. A new strategy is essential. Learn More NASA denies Iranian cyberattack Hackers often claim to have penetrated NASA's IT systems, when in fact they haven't, agency says Read More Products of the week 5.28.12 Our roundup of intriguing new products. Read More The Flame Virus: Your FAQs Answered A frightening computer virus called Flame is on the loose in Iran and other parts of the Middle East, infecting PCs and stealing sensitive data. Now, the United Nations' International Telecommunications Union warns that other nations face the risk of attack. Read More Iran's discovery of Flame malware turning into political hot potato With Iran's computer-emergency response center now decrying Windows-based cyber-espionage software known as Flame (or alternately Flamer or Skywiper) it says it discovered infecting its oil-ministry computers, the uproar is reaching into the United Nations, which is investigating the malware. Read More
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