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The PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) today shared guidance on how merchants can securely accept payments using mobile devices.
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Why do security and development teams find it so difficult to collaborate? The risks to companies from insecure applications have been rising, yet this area continues to be a blind-spot.
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Vaultive for Hosted Exchange encrypts data-at-rest and data-in-use within Hosted Microsoft Exchange environments, while letting enterprise IT retain control of the encryption keys.
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The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) said more then 300,000 complaints of online criminal activity reported in 201.
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BlackBerry maker Research In Motion today announced that the U.S Department of Defense has given department-wide approval for the use of BlackBerry® 7 smartphones on its networks.
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McAfee announced enhancements to its McAfee Network Security Platform, including a scalable 80 Gbps IPS solution designed to provide threat protection across physical, virtual and cloud environments
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WatchGuard Technologies said its entire portfolio of content and network security products are now being offered as virtualized solutions.
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CORE Impact Pro Release 12.3 Provides Security Professionals with Enhanced Endpoint, Mobile, Web and Wireless Testing Capabilities
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Gemalto’s Protiva MedSecure integrates a number of offerings, including authentication software, digital credentials, secure devices, servers and associated services.
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Keynote Web Privacy Tracking identifies third party tracking in violation of a site’s own stated privacy policy. If a privacy violation is found, Keynote helps in the remediation process by providing detailed and actionable records to help a site owner to manage policy violations.
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Symplified has launched “Symplified Structure”, a platform that enables telcos, cloud service providers, cloud application brokers, and cloud application hosting companies to integrate identity and access management (IAM) into their cloud services offerings.
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Security giant Symantec today reported GAAP revenue of $6.73 billion for fiscal year 2012.
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Scrambls is a free service and allows businesses and consumers to encrypt text through services including Facebook, Twitter, and Gmail, and define who can and cannot see the “scrambled” posts.
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Despite the fact that the Autorun feature was eliminated from operating systems in Windows Vista SP1 in 2008, worms that take advantage of the feature continue to infect systems worldwide.
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Enterasys Networks, today announced a new BYOD solution designed to help address the increasingly complex and pressing concerns with the BYOD trend, including security, user experience, simplicity and flexibility.
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CORE Security, a Boston, Massachusetts-based provider of security testing solutions, announced a significant update to its CORE Insight™ Enterprise security intelligence solution.
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The Trustworthy Internet Movement (TIM), which officially made its debut at the RSA Conference earlier this year, today announced that it has chosen SSL governance and implementation across the Internet as the first project it will embark on.
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Guardian Analytics announced the general availability of FraudMAP Mobile, a purpose-built solution to identify suspicious banking activity coming from a mobile device.
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Vormetric Encryption V5 can significantly reduce the cost and application impact of encrypting data across the enterprise.
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Symantec began transitioning VeriSign seals to the new Norton Secured Seal on April 17, 2012, a process that the company says will take about two weeks.
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LogRhythm and Qualys announced a partnership under which LogRhythm’s SIEM platform will be integrated with the QualysGuard Vulnerability Management platform.
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HP has been awarded a contract to enable the assessment of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) enterprise networks and connected IT systems against DoD standards, as well as any known system vulnerabilities.
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SAIC announced its plans to expand its current Australian operations to include a regional cybersecurity research and development center in Melbourne, Australia.
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Neustar announced that it has hired Jonathan Coombes as Chief Information Security Officer. Coombes comes to Neustar from Rackspace, where he served as Chief Security Officer.
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Two brothers who used a combination of fraudulent actions and business logic attacks against Nordstrom’s e-commerce system and defraudedthe retail giant out of $1.4 million via commissions and rebates are now facing jail time.
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