McAfee: New malware is proliferating

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	McAfee: New malware is proliferating Instances of malware continue to increase steadily, with the number of new threats reaching the highest point since 2009, McAfee says. Read More WHITE PAPER: Blue Coat Systems Optimize and Secure Cloud, SaaS, BYOD, and Social Media Today's threat landscape has migrated to the web causing many security professionals to prevent direct Internet access at the branch. But with new cloud-based security solutions from Blue Coat you can re-architect your network to embrace the Internet – safely – and optimize application performance. Learn more. In this Issue Did AntiSec snag Apple UDID list from FBI laptop via Java 0day exploit? How to find out if your iPhone or iPad UDID has been compromised Fiber optic "magic carpet" network could help predict falling injuries 12 Tips to Prevent a Healthcare Data Breach How to Securely Erase Your Hard Drive 10 tips for implementing BYOD securely Do sandboxes and Automated Dynamic Analysis Systems provide the protection they promise? WHITE PAPER: McAfee Top 4 Security Surprises That Await Private Cloud Builders This report published by Gabriel Consulting Group discusses security risks that prospective private cloud builders might be overlooking. Learn more. Did AntiSec snag Apple UDID list from FBI laptop via Java 0day exploit? Is the FBI tracking 12,367,232 Apple device users? It is according to AntiSec hackers who allegedly snagged the Apple device ID list from an FBI computer and then dumped the redacted digital dirt on one million to prove it. Read More How to find out if your iPhone or iPad UDID has been compromised Yesterday, a hacker claiming an affiliation with AntiSec released 1 million Apple unique device identification numbers (UDIDs) from iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch devices. The Pastebin post with the data claims it was stolen from the FBI. The breach could soon affect significantly more Apple users, as the Pastebin post claims the original file the hackers stole contained 12 million Apple UDIDs. For... Read More WHITE PAPER: McAfee What's Holding Back the Cloud? This report captures key findings from a blind survey of 800 IT professionals in four countries — China, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States — that provide insight into cloud computing security concerns, and how those concerns might be alleviated. Learn more in the McAfee Securing Cloud-Based Services KnowledgeVault. Learn more. Fiber optic "magic carpet" network could help predict falling injuries Scientists have demonstrated a fiber optic-based "magic carpet" that can detect when someone has fallen and could be used to help predict health problems that lead to other accidents in the future. Read More 12 Tips to Prevent a Healthcare Data Breach High-profile healthcare data breaches continue to make the news. Heed our 12-step program and keep your organization out of the headlines. Read More WHITE PAPER: Attachmate Secure Data Streaming with Attachmate FileXpress The need for secure and managed file transfer when your business data in motion is a given. But what happens at the end of the line—in that uncertain space of time when the data just sits, waiting to be picked up? Learn More. How to Securely Erase Your Hard Drive The siren has sung and you've finally succumbed to her call: You're the proud owner of a shiny new PC; a faster, better SSD; or a bigger, better hard drive. It's time to toss your old equipment in the trash and start playing with your new toys, right? Not so fast. Read More 10 tips for implementing BYOD securely With the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) movement quickly becoming an accepted norm, IT needs to better understand how it impacts all aspects of the corporate network security strategy. Read More Do sandboxes and Automated Dynamic Analysis Systems provide the protection they promise? If you're charged with keeping malware out of your organization you're probably getting lots of visits from vendors of automated dynamic analysis systems for malware, the latest and greatest mouse trap being hawked by a slew of security companies. Read More
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