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1. Mashup Security

   [ Summary ] Topic: Network Security | Date Published: 03/31/2008

   This blogger addresses the problem of executing mashups safely within the enterprise and provides a few guidelines to meet security meta requirements.

2. 3Com Integrates Security into Enterprise Networking

   [ Summary ] Topic: Security Appliances | Date Published: 09/01/2009

   3Com has developed a new offering, Secure Network Fabric, which integrates security into its networking frameworks. The product provides network infrastructure, policy management and security in one framework. The company claims it provides similar performance to Cisco, but at a smaller price and...

3. SMBs Seek Integrated Network Security

   [ Summary ] Topic: Managed Security Services | Date Published: 08/26/2009

   With rising IT costs and slashed budgets, more IT staff for small to medium-sized businesses are looking for integrated network security. Infonetics Research predicts that security software and appliances will see increases in revenues of nearly 15 percent by the first quarter of next year.

4. ROI on Security Is Not a Myth

   [ Summary ] Topic: Security Metrics | Date Published: 02/17/2009

   Even during a recession an organization can try to increase its security measures. When you consider which options save money versus ones that waste it, you can begin to create a clear plan that puts your money into the most cost-efficient security measures.

5. Wireless Security an Oxymoron

   [ Summary ] Topic: Network Security | Date Published: 12/12/2008

   A recent 64-page congressionally sponsored report essentially rubbished the very notion of mobile security. In fact, it calls for a complete overhaul of cybersecurity as we know it. There are billions of dollars at jeopardy every day and no country's hands are clean when it comes to hacking.

6. Who's Responsible for Database Security?

   [ Summary ] Topic: Network Security | Date Published: 01/10/2008

   According to this blogger, database and security professionals don't overlap enough for efficient database security. The blogger suggests splitting up the various database-security duties according to skill set and cross-training whenever possible.

7. Security Vendors Adding SaaS to Portfolios

   [ Summary ] Topic: Network Security | Date Published: 03/06/2008

   Top security vendors say IT will increasingly depend on SaaS to quickly respond to malware threats while also saving money. To prepare for the shift, vendors such as McAfee, Symantec and Trend Micro are already adding SaaS to their portfolios.

8. Security Tips for SMBs

   [ Summary ] Topic: SMBs | Date Published: 04/01/2008

   Author Elizabeth Millard discusses five security tips for small businesses. SMBs should invest in a patch-management system, create a security-awareness training program and institute a host-based intrusion-detection system.

9. Mobile Security

   [ Summary ] Topic: Mobile Device Security | Date Published: 02/18/2008

   This piece does a good job of defining what mobile security encompasses. As mobile applications become more user-friendly, attitudes are likely to become more relaxed when it comes to mobile services. The article says this will attract criminals. It discusses the implications for the enterprise,...

10. Virtualization Raises Security Concerns

    [ Summary ] Topic: Virtualization | Date Published: 02/26/2008

    Despite the hype surrounding virtualization, some security managers are holding off on the technology because of lingering security issues. This article addresses the top four security concerns surrounding virtual environments. Managers are largely concerned that virtual machine escapees could...

11. Microsoft Pleased with Vista Security

    [ Summary ] Topic: Application Security | Date Published: 11/03/2008

    Microsoft's most recent Security Intelligence Report claims Vista is giving hackers a harder time. The OS is only being targeted by 6 percent of browser attacks, but malware rates are up 43 percent this year.

12. Panda Security: 'Human Nature' Biggest Security Risk

    [ Summary ] Topic: Network Security | Date Published: 07/02/2008

    According to Panda Security, "natural human traits" may be the greatest security risk. It seems people cannot tame their curiosity and end up opening e-mails from unknown senders.