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Features a policy-driven architecture. Hackett's lengthy defence of Node's non-participation. Disparate users create security holes. Companies are increasingly blocking access to social networking sites, according to a new survey. New Sophos report warns against complacency. Malware distributed via social networking sites is 10 times more effective than malware spread via email, according to Kaspersky Lab Global Research. Two-thirds of systems administrators are worried that employees are sharing too much information on social networking sites and threatening the security of corporate systems, according to new research from Sophos. Authorities claim to have uncovered an important anti-Islamic Republic
network. P2P networks to blame. Inadequate messaging protection leads to greater profit for mobile hackers, according to Cloudmark. Nearly three quarters of businesses' IT networks are running with known security vulnerabilities, Dimension Data's inaugural Network Barometer Report has found. The IDsentrie identity management appliance brings together several forms of secure user management into one device. This appliance focuses on two main areas of identity management, the first being network authentication. USB drives may now be used on military networks. Insider collaboration suspected at Google China. The risk of patient information disclosures on peer-to-peer (P2P) networks is much higher than if a health care worker loses a laptop or removable storage device, according to new research. Identity and access management (IAM) will undergo a series of key changes over the next few years, particularly around the development of smartcard authentication, identity-aware networks, hosted IAM and out-of-band authentication. The SPX3000 appliance from Array Networks combines many good features for making network resources easily accessible to users outside the network - without sacrificing security. Cybercriminals are now distributing malware on peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing networks disguised as music and video files related to the popular Disney movie High School Musical, Panda Security has reported. An analysis of 100 security tests carried out over the past five years shows that application level weaknesses are up by 50 percent. They are endpoint management and compliance, identity management and usage policy enforcement.