Security


The Myth of Linux Invincibility

Linux viruses increasing

News in Brief

Win2K buffer overflow threat; new BindView security products

Bite-size Identity Management

Rapid deployment key to success

News In Brief

Shrinking budgets, new worm variants, and an updated Web Filter VS

CA's Antivirus Software Returns

eTrust is aggressively priced

Dataquest to Business: You're Not Ready

Business continuity is at risk

News in Brief

HIPAA rules; a free browser security test; and managing security knowledge



Sendmail Vulnerability Exposed

Flaws found in Web’s most widely used E-mail transport

NetIQ Enters Instant Message Monitoring Fray

Easier admin touted, but imMarshall only monitors MSN for now

SAP Makes Homeland Security Play

Software to help agencies collaborate, manage operations, and share information securely

Security News in Brief

New vulnerability in Windows Me; new virus hits Outlook and Outlook Express; Cisco offers new intrusion protection and firewall extensions to several products; iWay, announces four new applications to

How to "Speak Security" to Executives

Discussing security issues with upper management

Security Spending Still Strong

Identity management and Web services key, says IDC; Gartner foresees emergence of security platforms

Hitting The Books for Security+

First study guide available for new security certification

Comeback for PGP?

The popular encryption format gets a new lease on life, but can it finally reach critical mass in the enterprise?

Microsoft Patches Broken Patch

Botched IE update disrupted browser authentication and help

BIOS-Maker Phoenix Enhances Laptop Security, Recoverability

"Pre-OS environment" can launch security and recovery applications that boot before Windows

Companies Nervous as First HIPAA Deadline Approaches

Automated monitoring key to HIPAA compliance; Symantec fields questions from worried users

Top Ten Web Application Weak Spots

Vulnerabilities, and how to attack them, detailed in Open Source project report

Security Battle Lines for 2003

Spam, mothballing early IDS tools, and more intrusions top Aberdeen’s list of predictions