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Security firms Brightmail and IronPort Systems have renewed their partnership. A third of all Irish businesses have admitted that they have no disaster recovery measures in place to protect themselves from serious network outages, a recent survey carried out by IDC has revealed. Data security is top of the list of IT concerns for small and medium-sized businesses in the UK, research carried out for the Institute Directors (IoD) has found. Microsoft is to introduce a spammer’s white-list to allow marketing firms to reach Hotmail and MSN users. More than 80 per cent of global finance firms experienced an external attack on their systems last year. April held this year’s Infosecurity Europe show with the usual array of security firms touting their wares and hosting discussions. Most exhibitors displayed new products and many were looking markedly happier than last year, when IT spending was in the doldrums and security spending was struggling to hold its head above water. Also interesting was the conference track (despite some spectacularly badly-designed rooms) The information security arm of the Home Office – the National Information Security Co-ordination Centre (NISCC) – is set to provide early security warnings to major UK organisations. Anti-spam vendor Commtouch has slammed wireless router manufacturers for failing to protect networks from spammers. Seventy per cent of IT security spending is a direct result of a security breach. Four out of five UK businesses are failing to use a basic standard of wireless network security. Almost two-thirds of large corporations have problems with staff misusing IT systems, citing excessive web browsing, email misuse, and unauthorised access as the main problems. UK companies are patching all but 3.9 per cent of high-risk vulnerabilities. A German research company has found a gaping hole in leading antivirus software, putting security firms in a panic. One in three major UK companies suffered hack attacks on their websites last year. Two security companies have teamed up to produce an all-in-one electronic door key and computer logon token. In today's climate of increasing security concerns, companies are seeking out new policy and practice concepts in addition to new technology upgrades to address vulnerabilities. Firms used to like handling security breaches quietly but that is no longer an option Almost 100 per cent of US firms believe they will pass the Sarbanes Oxley test. Three-quarters of UK firms suffered at least one malicious security breach last year. Biometric firms will suffer from a US government decision to delay implementation of biometric visas for travellers to the country.