New technology in a user-friendly toolbar intercepts users from visiting such sites
Public key infrastructure isn't dead yet.
Use of the Internet for telephone calls brings to the fore how security concerns could now spread to your once-secure communications system.
This XP Service Pack should be called a Security Pack
Problems Found in Graphics Library, Mozilla, and PDAs
Samba Exploits, Dumping IE, and Securing iPaqs
Free and paid instant messaging use will rise dramatically in the next four years
While no single solution solves all problems, getting ahead of security problems can bring big rewards. Here's how to get started.
With personal e-mail available in an instant from any connected PC via free Web-mail accounts, users want to know why their corporate e-mail, applications, and documents can’t behave the same way.
New modules in the Linux 2.6 kernel make for easier host-based application security.
Verifying PC security compliance before granting network access
IM Migration Deals, Mobile Viruses, and Zip-File Vulnerabilities
Forgetting to audit your local SAMs can prove disastrous
Finally there's software to let enterprises remove spyware.
Microsoft details vulnerabilities (including extremely critical IE problems); safeguarding CAD drawings in your browser
System vulnerabilities can creep in through compressed files. But does completely blocking their use make for good security policy?
From anti-spam lawsuits to ever-more-clever hacking techniques, June was yet another month full of vulnerabilities for unsuspecting users.
Windows XP security best practices, better SAML administration
Don’t let DumpSec fool you into a security comfort zone
New approaches focus on stopping unsolicited e-mail before it's even received