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In its largest security update in 18 months, Microsoft on Tuesday delivered 11 patches to resolve 26 vulnerabilities in its operating system and related components. Australia’s e-security framework is set to receive a major policy overhaul, the Attorney General Robert McClelland has announced. IT managers must keep their eye on risks as mobile devices become widespread. The opening ceremony for the much anticipated Beijing Olympic Games is only hours away and security experts have sent out an eleventh hour warning to internet users – ‘think twice before you click.’ Microsoft launches Active Protection Programme and an Explotability Index. Malware purveyors are embracing the upcoming Olympic games wholeheartedly. Microsoft has vowed to work more closely with other security software writers in the battle against targeted exploits. A major job site is the latest phishing attack target. According to a McAfee Avert Labs blog, Monster.com was made to seem the source of phishing emails.
Steven Thomas, was found dead Sunday in Hawaii, some two weeks after he was reported missing. New research finds firms acknowledge business benefits but fear securitybreaches. Microsoft has revealed that attackers are exploiting a zero-day ActiveX vulnerability in Microsoft Access.
Microsoft announced on Thursday that it plans to push out four patches -- none for "critical" vulnerabilities -- in the July round of fixes. Microsoft is trying to stem the tide of poorly coded but legitimate websites falling prey to attacks. Stronger international cooperation to fight cybercrime moved a step forward on Wednesday with the signing of the Seoul Declaration at the OECD Ministerial meeting in Korea, but will Australia benefit? The National E-security Awareness Week was launched today to help Australians understand e-security risks and how they can protect themselves online. The Federal Government kicked-off National E-security week today with the launch of a new security alert service for internet users and small businesses. It’s a litigious world. Today there are organisations that believe that one gets ahead by litigation, not innovation. More important and, perhaps, more common, are regulatory requirements that mandate a detailed response to investigative inquiries. There's a lot of talk about convergence between physical and information security, shame it hasn't happened. Malicious code attacks through instant messaging services have tripled between March and April. Experts believe that a rise in security threats to businesses also endangers vital infrastructure