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Phishing Still Reels Them In
Even as security threats grow more complicated and precise, phishing scams that take advantage of human nature continue to flourish. Make sure your customers know the real risks posed by phishing before one of their employees gets reeled in. Read the full story here>
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Sneaking Past the Filter - The Rise—and Threat—of Proxy Anonymizers
What if you came across something in a customer network that could hide the IP address of a user's computer to make unauthorized Web requests invisible to the network, making it impossible for a Web filter to flag it? You just discovered a proxy anonymizer, and this important new story will give you the know-how to combat them. Read the full story >
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CyberCrime—The Real Battle Has Only Just Begun
Cybercriminals are developing new and more sophisticated techniques designed to look and behave like normal, safe computing scenarios. This raises the stakes in the battle to protect business networks by requiring Solution Providers to look beyond known security threats to the less-charted realm of PC user exploitation and behavioral risk exposure. Fortunately, understanding these new cybercrime techniques can be half the battle, because what you don't know can hurt you, and your customers. Read More >
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Small Businesses Face Big Security Challenges
Security threats don't discriminate by size. Ask the small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) whose systems have been infected by viruses, stormed by botnets, or compromised by key-loggers implanted in surreptitiously planted spyware. Where enterprise-scale companies can tap their correspondingly large IT staffs and budgets to strengthen their defenses, SMBs are forced to strike a careful balance between saving and spending on security. Read More >
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The Security Risks of Social Networking
Social networking sites are helping companies collaborate, differentiate, and find new ways to connect with their customers — while learning new ways to remain competitive. But it turns out the "new networking" presents a very familiar problem: compromised security. Read More >
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Protect Data: Plug the Leaks
To gain control, think in terms of a larger strategy
Keeping confidential data secure and protected is critical to competitiveness. Unfortunately, even the smartest companies sometimes inadvertently let sensitive information slip through the cracks and that is putting them at risk of financial loss, loss of customer trust and legal liability. Find out what companies can do to gain control. Read More >
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