DUBLIN, Ohio - Security threats such as Blaster, Beagle, Slammer as well other worms and viruses have shed new light on the risks of having even a small number of non-compliant endpoints on the enterprise computer network. A fair question from the boardroom is why is this still a problem? According to the Gartner Group,
SOUTHFIELD ? Computer Associates has rolled out a new version of CleverPath, which helps simplify the delivery of complex process information to IT and business users. CleverPath Portal r4.7 supports 10 languages. The Massachusetts Department of Education has been using CleverPath Portal to support its web-based Virtual Education Space, which provides tools and resources to
BRIGHTON ? Those eggbeater-like Dermond Wind turbines getting plugged into the North American power grid by McKenzie Bay International will now be protected from cyber intruders by Pioneer Technology Services. Pioneer will provide eSecurity managed services, including data collection and warehousing, under a three-year agreement signed with McKenzie Bay. Pioneer will also provide IT support
ISLANDIA, N.Y ? Computer industry publications reported Monday that Computer Associates has tapped IBM veteran John Swainson to be its next CEO, replacing interim CEO Kenneth Cron. Swainson, who spent 26 years at Big Blue, most recently led the worldwide sales organization for the company's software group. He assumed that post in July. Swainson, who
DUBLIN, OH ? Companies looking how to strike the right balance between mobility and network security may want to listen to a free webinar offered on Nov. 16 by Endforce that will feature experts from Enforce, IDC and Ziff Davis Media. Speaking will be Chris Christiansen, Program Vice President - Security Products and Infrastructure Software
SEATTLE - The creators of the latest MyDoom variant may have timed the release of the viruses to throw Microsoft's monthly patch cycle into disarray. In its latest monthly update on Tuesday, Microsoft was not able to fix a serious vulnerability in the Internet Explorer browser because the flaw was discovered only a few days
REDMOND, WA. ? Microsoft Corp. will roll out a beta version of its service pack update for Windows Rights Management Services soon, along with its Security Bulletin Advanced Notification program, a top Microsoft executive said Thursday. Rich Kaplan, corporate vice president of Microsoft?s Security Business & Technology Unit, said at the RSA Conference Europe 2004,
SOUTHFIELD - So you?ve bought a brand new computer, or maybe you?ve had an old faithful one for years. You?ve done all the right things from a security perspective: you have antivirus and a personal firewall, and you keep them up-to-date. Spam is becoming a pain, so you?re thinking about maybe filtering that too. You
GRAND RAPIDS - Many thanks to the instructors and to Aphrodite (Apple) Jones and the rest of the team at Davenport University for their support in expanding its CISSP training from the Grand Rapids campus to Davenport campuses in Dearborn and Lansing. It is by far one of the most significant security offerings in the
DETROIT - A recent mandate from President Bush has finally made it a high priority to consolidate the diverse security access processes and systems in use by our federal government today. The memo requires the entire federal government to adopt a common technology to be used to identify employees and contractors accessing federal networks and