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This whitepaper deals with developing a secure framework, both for internal and outsourced development. Within this context, secure development is considered to be the process …

Denial of Services attacks aimed at disrupting network services range from simple bandwidth exhaustion attacks and those targeted at flaws in commercial software to complex …

The third annual survey into office scruples conducted by Infosecurity Europe 2004 found that office workers are still not information security savvy. A survey of office …

Spam, spim, spoofs-¦will it ever end? Cloudmark believes that spam and all of its incarnations will indeed disappear through a combination of carefully harvested human …

IT professionals and their businesses have learned the hard way in recent years that disaster can strike at anytime and that they must be prepared. Companies unable to resume …

Thankfully these days’ assessing the security of an application prior to implementation is a normal process for most organisations. Organisations accept the view that …

At the second Juniper Networks/NetScreen EMEA Press Summit that was held between May 26th and 28th in Marbella, Spain, the company managed to take us on an interesting …

One of the main concerns of the organizers of the Olympic Games to be held in Athens this summer is security, but not only physical security, computer security as well. The …

The security challenges facing today’s enterprise networks are intensifying — both in frequency and number. The Blaster worm arrived just 26 days after Microsoft …

Introduction As last summer’s virus attacks vividly demonstrated, companies of every size are finding themselves hard pressed to maintain around-the-clock network …

Core Security Technologies today announced a major update to CORE IMPACT, their flagship penetration testing product. The major benefit of this solution is that it enables …

Introduction Every good hacker story ends with the line: “and then he’s got root access to your network and can do whatever he wants.” But the story really …