What Good is a Snapshot in a Continuously Changing Malware Landscape?
By Leon Ward, Field Product Manager, Sourcefire In my last article I wrote that advanced malware and...
24th November, 2012
By Leon Ward, Field Product Manager, Sourcefire In my last article I wrote that advanced malware and...
24th November, 2012
By Leon Ward, UK Field Product Manager, Sourcefire “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure....
22nd November, 2012
Mike Howie, Information Security Consultant at CS Risk Management In recent months it has been hard...
19th November, 2012
By Joanne Rogers of CS Risk Management 2012 Love it or hate it, social networking has firmly embedde...
15th November, 2012
Avecto examines the difference between proactive and reactive digital forensics and explains their c...
8th November, 2012
Banks may be nervous about employing wireless systems in a highly secure environment. But the recent...
1st November, 2012
Rob Sobers, Technical Manager with data governance specialist Varonis Systems www.varonis.com, analy...
26th October, 2012
Author: Steve Hope,Director of Winfrasoft In the world of technology it is inevitable that some will...
15th October, 2012
Desktop Lockdown doesn’t mean taking the personal out of PC The technical problems associated with u...
15th October, 2012
Commenting on an FBI warning that fraudsters are now targeting financial institutions using spam, ph...
9th October, 2012
Houston, we have a problem. There is no such thing as an un-crackable password. In 1995, the US Comp...
20th September, 2012
-By Leon Ward, Field Product Manager of IT security specialists Sourcefire UK. (In this article, Leo...
16th August, 2012