Windows XP's Retirement Will be Hacker Heaven

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	Windows XP's Retirement Will be Hacker Heaven Hackers will bank bugs until after Microsoft retires Windows XP in April 2014; expect attacks, say security experts. Read More WHITE PAPER: Coverity Development Testing for Competitive Advantage Regardless of what industry they are in, more and more companies are finding themselves in the software business as they seek competitive advantage by developing and delivering increasingly complex applications to their customers. Read Now! In this Issue How Security Smart is Generation Y? Rise in Data Breaches Drives Interest in Cyber Insurance NSA Revelations a Mixed Bag for Private Clouds Start Isolating Critical XP Systems Now, Experts Say Chinese Hacker Group Behind New York Times Attack Returns with Updated Tools Baby Monitor Hack Highlights Manufacturers' Security Shortfalls Researchers Propose Security That Adapts to Combat Malware That Morphs WHITE PAPER: KeyedIn Solutions Navigating the Project Management Minefield This white paper outlines the project pitfalls that cost companies invaluable time and money, and covers the project management roles that can be synergized to turn projects from an organizational drain to a competitive advantage. Learn More. How Security Smart is Generation Y? Some experts call Millennials the 'new threat vector.' But others say the weakest link in the enterprise is people of any age Read More Rise in Data Breaches Drives Interest in Cyber Insurance Growing awareness of cyber threats and reporting requirements by regulators are driving a newfound interest in insurance products covering data breaches and other computing risks. Read More NSA Revelations a Mixed Bag for Private Clouds Life in the cloud hasn't been the same since Edward Snowden began leaking secrets about government snooping on the Internet. Read More WHITE PAPER: Ricoh Corporation Improved document driven processes can impact growth Document-driven processes—business processes that are governed and controlled by documents— are vital in organizations, governing a wide range of functions in the enterprise. Learn More Start Isolating Critical XP Systems Now, Experts Say Problem of no more updates after April 8, 2014 becomes complicated for companies, retailers running specialty software dependent on XP. Read More Chinese Hacker Group Behind New York Times Attack Returns with Updated Tools The Chinese hacker group that broke into the computer network of The New York Times and other high-profile organizations, including defense contractors, has launched new attacks following a few months of inactivity, according to researchers from security vendor FireEye. Read More Baby Monitor Hack Highlights Manufacturers' Security Shortfalls In addition to lax passwords, manufacturer lacks a effective way to get its patches and updates out to customers. Read More Researchers Propose Security That Adapts to Combat Malware That Morphs Attackers launch malware that automatically alters itself to avoid detection, and they constantly create new domains where their command-and-control servers can hide, but researchers have come up with security software that detects the presence of attack code even if it has morphed and tracks down domains that infected client machines report to. Read More
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