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RSA has unveiled technology to stop consumers being tracked after buying products with a Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) tag. The appeal of biometrics is growing, as more and more organizations are noting the many benefits it offers. Illena Armstrong explains why trends are now changing Companies running Microsoft NT Workstation 4 (NT4) must take "immediate action to protect" themselves in the wake of Microsoft's announcement of 10 Windows security vulnerabilities on 12 October 2004, according to research firm Gartner. About two weeks after the Department of Homeland Security recently announced an improved National Cyber Alert System, St. Bernard Software Inc. has unveiled free alerting services of its own to keep users up to date on the newest Microsoft-based security threats and patches. Teros, a maker of Web application firewalls, and GuardedNet, a provider of security management software, Monday unveiled a partnership for interoperability. MessageLabs plans to incorporate Symantec's Brightmail Anti-Spam technology into its managed anti-spam service. A new security web site will be asking the security community to send it details of attacks on network infrastructure in order to the security community overcome new attacks. Companies take 62 days on average to patch their internal systems compared to 21 days for internet-facing systems, according to research by Gerhard Eschelbeck, CTO of vulnerability management firm Qualys. Amit Yoran, director of the National Cyber Security Division, claims that progress is being made with the strategy to secure America’s cyberspace. However, the strategy just had its first birthday and not everyone celebrated. Marcia Savage reports NEC has developed a three-dimensional facial recognition algorithm that it says can be used in automated applications. The virus threat has continued to grow over the past few years, but as Marcia Savage discovers, the anti-virus industry is working hard to develop new techniques and technology to provide users with effective protection Microsoft has unveiled controversial plans for a subscription service that could charge customers for using antivirus, anti-spyware and firewall protection.