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- Greatest security threats to education
- A closer look at Trend Micro Internet Security 2010
- Insidious: How trusted employees steal millions and why it's so hard for banks to stop them
- Metasploit Framework 3.3.3 comes with exploit rankings
- Credit card provider suffers breach, personal data lost
- Is code auditing of open source apps necessary before deployment?
- FBI estimates losses of over $150 million to rogue anti-virus
- Rogue software details: DataDoctor2010
- 2010 data security trends: External attacks from the inside
- GnuPG 2.0.14 released
- Cyber criminals become their own ISPs
- A closer look at Panda ActiveScan 2.0 - Free Antivirus
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Trend Micro Internet Security detects and removes viruses, spyware, and other threats from your computer, email, instant messages, and downloads, blocks untrustworthy links in email and instant messages, stops websites from installing malware on your computer and protects children from inappropriate content when they go online.
Why do employees steal? As you will see in the book, it is a combination of motivation, opportunity and attitude. But it is all underlined by the issue of trust, which is inherent both in our nature and in the operation of banks and financial institutions. With more than three decades of fraud experience between them, the authors offer a peek behind the curtains of the growing problem of employee fraud.
Following the release of open source applications by Sun Microsystems, companies may be wondering if they should conduct security tests of their customized open source software before deployment. While the use of encryption and VPNs to extend a secure bridge between a company IT resource and a private cloud facility is very positive, it is important that the underlying application code is also secure.
Generally, companies have viewed attacks as either coming from outside the network perimeter or from internal users abusing privileges. However, the line between internal and external is blurring as a result of several new attack vectors.
ActiveScan from Panda is an online security solution that scans your computer for viruses, worms and Trojans, spyware and other Internet threats. It detects and eliminates malicious programs in your computer memory and in your e-mail and compressed files.
2009 was the year in which nobody that uses the Internet could afford not to educate him/herself about the dangers that lurk in the inbox, in Google search results, on the social networks they use, and sometimes even on their favorite news site. This year has definitely been marked by the increase of malware being delivered directly to your door (so to speak). Read on to see what were the major threats.