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While intrusion detection systems are becoming ubiquitous defenses in today’s networks, currently we have no comprehensive and scientifically rigorous methodology to …

Service packs for international operating systems and patches for international versions of Microsoft Office can now be managed by GFI LANguard N.S.S. London, UK, 23 July 2003 …

– Ubizen OnlineGuardian to Manage and Monitor Security Devices for Leading Global Office Furniture Manufacturer – Ubizen, the principal provider of Managed …

Kaspersky Labs, an international data security software developer, has concluded an agreement with NETASQ (www.netasq.com), a well-known producer of IPS-Firewalls to add …

McAfee Internet Security 5.0 Surpassed Competition with Ease of Use and Unique Features SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Network Associates, Inc. …

New Version of Standards-based WLAN Security Solution Provides Support for WPA and Centralized Enterprise Deployment PORTSMOUTH, NH, July 22, 2003 — Meetinghouse, Inc., …

Despite the obvious perils of predicting how virus authors will act in the near future, one thing is certain: in the second half of 2003 malicious code will continue to …

Graphical reports on viruses detected across the entire network give system administrators even more control over their business’s security. Sophos, a world leader in …

This week’s report focuses on four worms -Klys, Gruel.B, Lohack.B and Mofei.C-. Klys spreads through IRC channels and across network shares. Although it is a worm, it …

Sophos has reported that the new Gruel worm (W32/Gruel-D), the latest in a number of variants of the worm – which poses as a critical security patch from Microsoft …

FREMONT, Calif. and SURESNES, France, July 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — ActivCard Corp. (Nasdaq: ACTI; Nasdaq Europe: ACTI) and ActivCard S.A. today announced the …

The Internet age has heralded unprecedented opportunities. How else could we have created, and benefited from, the global marketplace that we now all operate within? But with …