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	7 things you can do to make Internet Explorer more secure How well Internet Explorer--or any Web browser, for that matter--protects against attacks and malware greatly depends on whether you keep it up to date and have the right security settings. Here's how to take the proper security measures with Internet Explorer 9 and 10. Read More WHITE PAPER: Stonesoft Corporation Stonesoft Firewall Appliances for Demanding Environments To keep up with today's sophisticated threats and complex network traffic, a first generation firewall will not do. View now In this Issue What Google, Facebook and Twitter are doing right with website security Wacky low- and high-tech wheels of the world 10 surprising things from my 20 years with Network World McAfee sees surge in spam, Koobface samples, MBR attacks Defending against exploit kits Google nixes Glass facial recognition due to privacy concerns LinkedIn aims to keep hackers out with two-factor login WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Getting the Most Out of Your Next-Generation Firewall Trends such as BYOD and the adoption of social media and other grey applications as legitimate business tools have had profound effects on organizations of all sizes. Read Now What Google, Facebook and Twitter are doing right with website security The popular services of Google, Facebook and Twitter are improving in terms of security, says Scott Behrens, head of Neohapsis Labs, which took a security snapshot of them on May 28 through an analysis that included looking at server headers sent during responses to the websites. Read More Wacky low- and high-tech wheels of the world From cars made of firewood and bamboo to camouflaged vehicles, these are some cool cars Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Stop Frequent DDoS Attacks Before the Damage Is Done This document examines various DDoS attack methods and the application of specific ADC technologies to block attacks in the DDoS threat spectrum while securely delivering applications and protecting the network, the session, and the user. Read Now. 10 surprising things from my 20 years with Network World Yep, I've been writing for Network World for 20 years and a lot has happened in that time ... here are 10 of the most surprising Read More McAfee sees surge in spam, Koobface samples, MBR attacks The first three months of 2013 have seen a surge in spam volume, as well as large numbers of samples of the Koobface social networking worm and master boot record (MBR) infecting malware, according to antivirus vendor McAfee. Read More WHITE PAPER: Aruba Networks The New World of Mobility Management Mobility management continues to evolve as BYOD and mobile application deployments become more commonplace. There isn't a "one size fits all" strategy. Read Now Defending against exploit kits Exploit kits comprised of malicious programs that identify and then attack cyber-vulnerabilities and spread malware represent the dark but massively profitable side of cybersecurity attacks. Read More Google nixes Glass facial recognition due to privacy concerns Google will not be adding facial recognition software to its futuristic-looking computerized eyeglasses at this point because privacy protections aren't strong enough yet. Read More LinkedIn aims to keep hackers out with two-factor login Add LinkedIn to the list of Internet companies trying to make themselves safer from cyberattacks by adding two-step authentication. Read More
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