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Hesitant customers want more out of network access control products
Post-admission controls would shore up NAC/NAP shortcomings.
If anything, the endpoint security story has been one of how the marketing power of industry giants can stall customer purchase decisions. Cisco Systems' Network Admission Control (NAC) and Microsoft's Network Access Protection (NAP... More...
NAC fulfills compliance and security needs
The needs of the customer are offset though by increasingly sophisticated attacks, as well as government and industry regulations that demand tighter security. Network and security administrators in the finance sector have a delicate balance to strike.
Remote workers, branch offices, and a distributed user base combined with a proliferation in the variety of... More...
Security benefits of virtual desktop infrastructures
An emerging technology is helping to solve security issues within the financial industry: virtual desktop infrastructures. With a virtual desktop infrastructure, an organization actually executes desktop applications on servers in the data center... More...
Five considerations for choosing network access control products
be the equivalent of an unplanned down time.
Finding NAC products that meet both an organization's level of tolerance for availability and desired level of security is critical. Many NAC tools are flexible in their configuration and treatment of non-compliant devices. One organization may benefit from the increased and immediate security provided by device... More...
SOA, Web services security hinge on XML gateways
forward with service oriented architecture (SOA) projects to reduce complexity and increase flexibility between systems and applications, but some security pros fear they're being left behind and must scramble to learn new ways to protect those systems from Web-based attacks.
"Some applications are exposed like never before," said Ian Lange, a senior security... More...
Data leakage problem tough to solve
from breach disclosure laws and regulations like Sarbanes-Oxley, enterprises are exploring a range of solutions: policies, data leakage gateways, endpoint device protection, and disk encryption.
But there are drawbacks to all of the options and no one technology fully addresses the problem, Viega said. He said it's tough getting employees to follow data... More...
Midmarket financial firms grapple with internal, external security threats
economic concerns, are facing a challenging threat environment while trying to trim operational costs – a process that is putting further strain on IT security professionals.
Bryan E. Simon, senior systems and security specialist at Prince George, British Columbia-based Integris Credit Union, constantly struggles with balancing the need to maintain around-the... More... Related Definitions
personally identifiable information
information (PII) is any data about an individual that could, potentially identify that person, such as a name, fingerprints or other biometric data, email address, street address, telephone number or social security number. A subset of PII is PIFI (personally identifiable financial information...
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Jan 17, 2008
wiretap Trojan
What is a wiretap Trojan?
A wiretap Trojan is a program that surreptitiously records VoIP calls. In August 2009, Symantec issued a security bulletin about Trojan.Peskyspy, a wiretap Trojan that targets Skype calls. Peskyspy uses Windows API calls to access sound from audio devices. The Trojan intercepts Skype audio before it is encrypted... More... Sep 29, 2009
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