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Anti-cloud malware detected
Bohu uses a number of techniques to get around cloud-based anti-virus, researchers discover.
Infosec 08: Half of businesses hit by breaches
More than half of businesses have suffered data breaches in the last year, with the law now making encryption a necessity.
NHS trust takes on USB security
Following a USB stick amnesty, Lancashire Care Trust has rolled out a secure system to help prevent data breaches.
4IPNET HSG200 Access Point + SDS100 Ticketing System review
Keep your customers and guests happy, while making a bit of cash on the side, by providing them with WiFi internet access. A WiFi ticketing system...
Week in Review: Bill Gates internet fear, Airport holograms
This week, Bill Gates claims it’s easy to cut off the internet and Manchester airport introduces holograms to remind people of security...
Barracuda Networks Spam and Virus Firewall 900 review
<br>Barracuda’s Spam and Virus Firewall 900 claims an impressive anti-spam performance, but at a high price. In this exclusive review, Dave...
McAfee goes mobile with Trust Digital buy
McAfee reinforces its position in mobile security with the purchase of Trust Digital.
Teamdrive offers enterprise security on mobile filesharing
Fresh from CeBIT 2012, Teamdrive offers mobile filesharing with enterprise-grade encryption and non-US hosting.
Week in Review: Nokia World and the invisible keyboard
This week in IT, Nokia World was held in London, HP spent over a billion on a security firm and an invisible keyboard was created.
VeriSign laptop with employee data stolen
IT security company VeriSign left reeling and potentially exposed after laptop containing sensitive staff data is stolen from an employee.
Fraudsters test credit cards with charity donations
Fraudsters test credit cards for validity by making donations to charities and similar organisations, according to security researcher
The file that helped hack RSA found
The RSA hack was months ago now, but the file and email which helped compromised the security giant has just been found.
Safari holes closed and extensions opened
Safari 5.0.1 has been released, with 15 security holes closed and a number of extensions made available.
Banking customers offered free online fraud protection
Businesses are offered a free security tool for their customers, which its makers claim offers protection against banking-targeted trojans.
Winfrasoft Gateway Appliance 9500-DE review
Winfrasoft provides Microsoft powered security appliances with a difference as it uses Tier-1 hardware platforms. Is this enough to make them the...
Blue Coat ProxyOne Appliance review
Blue Coat's new ProxyOne Appliance provides enterprise-level web security for SMBs with limited IT expertise. Blue Coat claims installation is a...
Search engines lead to fake anti-virus
Security vendor Finjan claims that criminals can earn big bucks by using search engines to lead surfers to ‘rogue’ anti-virus sites, or...
Zyxel N4100 Wireless Hotspot Gateway with SP300E Ticket Printer review
Keep your customers and guests happy, while making a bit of cash on the side, by providing them with WiFi internet access. A WiFi ticketing system...
TK Maxx's parent pays out $9.75 million for data breach
The UK clothing retailer's parent company TJX pays out millions for a data breach, but still claims it did not violate any data security laws.
BlackBerry Bold 9900 review: First Look
Hardware-accelerated graphics and browsing come to the thinnest ever BlackBerry in the new touchscreen Bold, in addition to greater control over...
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