Network Security: Archive: October 2009

Data Loss Prevention 10 release will integrate with vendors such as Oracle, GigaTrust, Liquid Machines and PGP Corp.

Hospital officials concede that a stolen laptop potentially revealed more than 33,000 patients' medical data.

Reaction was passionate and highly conflicted after a recent action by the FCC regarding Net neutrality.

A mere ten percent of the email received by auto industry and its staffers is legitimate.

Converting paper records to a digital format creates its own issues, even as it makes the health system more efficient.

The security software firm is offering its new email security solution as a cloud or on-premise app, or a hybrid of both.

The software includes antivirus and antispyware protection as well as a system firewall.

The new tool provides Webmaster with samples of the malicious code that Google's automated scanners detected on their sites.

The move appears to be an effort to challenge similar programs sold by competing vendors.

The lead government agency that coordinates with the private sector on network security will hire as many as 1,000 cybersecurity professionals.

Hackers grow continually more sophisticated, making the Internet more dangerous with each successive season.

A new survey finds that there is little follow-up to security audits.