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With online viewing the only option for many college basketball fans this week, businesses run the risk of employee productivity declines, bandwidth overloads and security threats, experts say. Reports this week that the UCLA Medical Center has moved to fire 13 employees and suspended six others for unauthorised access to confidential medical records of pop star Britney Spears is a sign that training and regulations may not be working in some hospitals, experts told SCMagazineUS.com. Microsoft's new security solution will have a smaller footprint than OneCare, making it more user-accessible, but it will lack some non-security capabilities attractive for small businesses. The Safari 3.2 update addresses multiple vulnerabilities and adds a new anti-phishing and anti-malware feature. AVG announced yesterday that it would be offering a free year of service after its antivirus software got confused and misidentified a key Windows system file as malware. A web-hosting firm that apparently sent out more than 75 percent of worldwide spam has been knocked offline. A pharmacy benefits management firm is offering a US$1 million reward for information leading to the conviction of its extortionists. Users are being advised to update their systems after the emergence of a new rash of attacks targeting a previously-patched flaw in Adobe Acrobat. Shavlik Technologies has claimed that organisations that rely on patch management solutions limited to Microsoft-only applications will be hit by the Adobe vulnerability. German researchers have found a way to decrypt packets from a WPA-protected network. Adobe has pushed out a new version of Flash Player 9 to shore up six vulnerabilities. Attacks reported on recently-patched Windows hole. As Americans go to the polls to elect their 44th President, the security industry is facing a possible end to spam linked to the candidates. Nine days after version 9.61 was released, the newest browser version patches a major security flaw in the "history search" page. A Turkish hacker known as "Chao" and arrested as part of the FBI operation against underground forum DarkMarket produced his own training videos. You can watch it here. Software mashups will increasingly be used to develop commercial products, but securing the transactions will require new ways of identifying and managing the risks. Backdoor threats in software applications will become a more serious threat and increasingly difficult to detect in the future. PGP Whole Disk Encryp­tion is a client software application that provides whole disk encryption as part of PGP's suite of encryption prod­ucts. The FBI has released more details of how it shut down the Dark Matter online crime forum.
WinMagic SecureDoc Enteprise Edition 4.5 is a client server architec­ture that provides software-based full disk encryption to host client machines.