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China's Cyberespionage Will Continue Unabated, Say Experts The U.S. government will be slow to act against aggressors who attack through the Internet, predict policy and China experts at RSA Segmentation Can Increase Risks If Firewalls Aren't Managed Well The multiplication of internal firewalls to comply with regulations and minimize risk to critical databases and applications has created a rat's nest of firewall configuration issues Stuxnet, The Prequel: Earlier Version Of Cyberweapon Discovered Symantec finds 'missing link' in infamous Stuxnet malware that sabotages another piece of equipment in Iranian nuclear facility--attackers became more aggressive as campaign ensued Cloud Security Falls Short ... But Could Be Great A combination of immature security tools, weak partnerships, and a lack of strong commitment to security leaves cloud service firms short of providing strong protections Google Security Vulnerability Allowed Two-Step Verification Bypass Researchers at Duo Security detailed an attack that could have allowed a hacker to hijack a user's Google account RSA, Juniper Team Up In Threat Intelligence-Sharing Intelligence-sharing among vendors--and about attacks on vendors--key to thwarting today's attacks, officials say Special Government Sessions "007 or DDOS: What is Real-world Cyber Policy?"; "The FBI and the Private Sector: Safeguarding Our Cyber Security"; and "Ten Years Later: The National Mission to Secure Cyberspace." Debate: RSA Conference Rump Session For the uninitiated, a Rump Session is a mosh-pit of passionate and ruthlessly short talks, usually on enlightenment found while at the Conference, and/or humor. The audience submits talks on the fly, noise makers are used to enforce time limits, and we hope to all benefit from flashes of brilliance delivered tongue-in-cheek. Keynote Sessions Includes "Criminal Education: Lessons from the Criminals and their Methods," by HP's Art Gilliland; "The Lifecycle of Cybercrime," by Trustwave SpiderLabs' Nicholas Percoco and U.S. Secret Service Special Agent Erik Rasmussen; and "Mind over Matter: Managing Risk with Psychology Instead of Brute Force," by Akamai's Andy Ellis.

Bit9 Announces Real-Time Endpoint And Network Security Integration Strategy Company will partner with network security providers Spirent Adds Support For Malware Testing With Realistic Threat Assessment Spirent Studio, Spirent Avalanche test malware handling capabilities of network security devices Secunia Enters Mobile Security Market With PSI For Android Solution scans Android devices for vulnerable apps HyTrust Wins Major Patents For Automated Cloud Security And Virtual Infrastructure Management Patents automate risk mitigation and compliance in virtualized infrastructure, and ease adoption of multitenant clouds Six Decision Factors For Hardware-Based Authentication Tokens, smartcards, biometrics, and other hardware-based authentication technologies provide a significant layer of security for sensitive enterprise data. But the wrong choice, or a mishandled implementation, can mean unexpected costs and management overhead, device failure, and user rejection. We explore the pros and cons of the various technologies, and help you choose the right approach for your company. You've Got (Secure) Mail: Using Service Providers To Boost Protectiont The SaaS market is still in its infancy, but hosted e-mail security firms are leading the way. Still, these services are not without risks. In this Dark Reading Tech Center report, we'll discuss how to determine what mix of in-house and hosted email security makes sense for your organization. Finding Vulnerabilities By Attacking Your Own Environment Vulnerability scans are valuable, but you have to think and act like a hacker if you want to truly understand the ways in which your organization could be compromised. In this report, Dark Reading recommends the tools and methodologies that can be used to test your organization's security. Five Security Tools Every Small Business Must Have SMBs may not have the IT resources that their bigger peers do, but they do have the same responsibilities when it comes to security. Fortunately, SMBs can build a strong security posture using a few key products, many of which are free. In this report, Dark Reading examines the challenges that SMBs face when it comes to security.

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