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Computerworld Executive Bulletin: Building a Robust Antivirus Defense
...Computerworld) Antivirus software alone isn't enough to prevent today's speedy, sophisticated virus attacks. Security managers should consider multitiered approaches that include behavior scanning, appliances that check e-mail for worms, and estricting user access to dangerous Web sites. Download this Executive Bulletin (a $49.95 value) for...
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Computerworld presents a 100% free and online security event today!
Join Computerworld and hundreds of your industry peers for this exclusive online and "virtual" event on the current and future state of security. Visit our sponsor's booths for valuable white papers, case studies and demos. Network with your peers. Watch our day-long agenda of webcasts featuring industry experts. Enter to win prizes
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Geeks.com customer credit card data compromised
...Computerworld Story
Report Credit
The Consumerist
Response
From the online sources cited above
The purpose of this letter is to notify you that Genica dba Geeks.com ("Genica") recently discovered on December 5, 2007 that customer information, including Visa credit card information, may have been compromised
In particular, it is possible...
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Week in review
...Computerworld providing speculation related to the recent Wal-Mart eavesdropping situation. For those following the situation, I refer you to 4 significant articles
The initial story
My take on what may have happened (human nature run amuck
Fired employee speaks out
LA Times analysis (which sites my initial speculation
As I stated in my...
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University of Miami reports stolen tapes affecting patients
...ComputerWorld report . The University of Miami will be notifying 47,000 people whose data may have included credit card or other financial information regarding bill payment
Types of Data
Names, addresses, Social Security numbers, health information, and credit card or other financial information
Breach Description
A private off-site...
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Multimedia 911 security concerns
...Computerworld blog about how New York City is in the process of enabling their 911 systems to receive images and video from cell phone callers. I think that this is a huge leap forward but I am circumspect regarding the security of any proprietary systems involved in enabling this functionality
With systems such as this, several questions and...
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Fixing Security Blind Spots
...Computerworld) Blind spots are bad for drivers and potentially disastrous for IT security professionals and the companies they are supposed to protect. As often as not, these security blind spots involve internal employees and third parties with network access. Resolving this problem with insider threats is quickly becoming a central priority...
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Avoiding the Latest Phishing Attacks
...Computerworld) hat started as an inbox-clogging, bandwidth-hogging, mass email marketing nuisance has evolved into a sophisticated, highly structured underground economy that can have catestrophic results on individuals and organizations. In this latest webcast from Computerworld, learn how to identify phishing emails, and ways in which email...
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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols is no Nobel economic laureate
...ComputerWorld, has taken the current state of our economy as a message from God that Linux is on a messianic mission to save us from high gas prices, high food prices, the mortgage and credit crisis and those satan's in Redmond. Vaughan-Nichols says that by switching to Linux and other open source products you could save your company, you