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  • The pros and cons of cloud-based static code analysis tools

    Using the cloud can streamline secure software development, but comes with challenges and risks.

  • Bromium launches Windows PC security product

    Company uses virtualization technology to isolate malware from the rest of the system.

  • An examination of PaaS security challenges

    Organizations need to consider the security implications associated with data location, privileged access and a distributed architecture in the PaaS model.

• Security Channel

  • Biometric authentication methods: Comparing smartphone biometrics

    Biometric authentication helps ensure only authorized smartphone users can access a network. David Jacobs weighs the pros and cons of three methods.

  • F5 Vault program embraces incentives for F5 firewall, security sales

    The Vault partner program uses incentives to increase visibility for F5 firewalls and its architecture bundle.

  • Using DMARC to improve DKIM and SPF email antispam effectiveness

    DMARC aids the DKIM and SPF protocols that help keep spam out and let legitimate emails in. David Jacobs explains how.

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  • Windows Phone 7 security: Assessing WP7 security features

    Windows Phone 7 security features are proving to be a mixed bag. Sam Cattle assesses the enterprise security pros and cons of the latest Windows mobile platform.

  • Choosing the best security certifications for your career

    Whether starting your career or planning your next step as an IT security professional, this tip will guide you toward the best certifications for your interests and experience.

  • A step-by-step SMB IT security risk assessment process

    Assessing your organization's security threats and risks takes just five steps, says Robbie Higgins. Check out his quick guide to the SMB security risk assessment process.

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  • Improved Shylock Trojan targets banking users

    The latest variant of the banking Trojan is causing numerous problems, Symantec said.

  • Tilon financial malware targets banks via MitB attack, Trusteer finds

    Tilon is related to the Silon malware detected in 2009. It uses a man-in-the-browser attack to capture form submissions and steal credentials.

  • Citadel malware toolkit going underground, says RSA

    The Citadel crimeware, a toolkit giving cybercriminals sophisticated financial malware, is being taken off the market by its authors, according to experts monitoring its activity.

• Security UK

  • Royal Holloway 2012: A framework for preventing cross-site scripting

    Based on his Royal Holloway thesis, Joseph Bugeja proposes a new framework for preventing cross-site scripting attacks.

  • Royal Holloway 2012: Designing a secure contactless payment system

    In his Royal Holloway thesis, Albert Attard proposes a contactless payment system to make card-not-present credit card transactions more secure.

  • Royal Holloway 2012: An incident response process for armoured malware

    An incident response process may be futile when dealing with today’s armoured malware, as explained in this Royal Holloway article.

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  • Intro: How big data benefits enterprise information security posture

    Andrew Hutchison explains how big data benefits enterprise information security posture by merging the security and operational data landscape.

  • August 2012 Patch Tuesday fixes flaw being actively targeted by attackers

    A dangerous flaw in Windows Common Controls affects multiple systems and software, including Office, SQL Server and Visual Basic 6.0 Runtime.

  • Software license management in the cloud: A complex process

    Managing software licenses in virtual environments is complicated. Find out strategies for tackling this challenge.

• Information Security

  • Microsoft issues emergency security update for Internet Explorer

    Microsoft issued an out-of-band security bulletin, addressing a zero-day vulnerability and four other flaws in Internet Explorer.

  • Microsoft to issue emergency Internet Explorer update Friday

    A temporary automated fix plugging the dangerous flaw is available until an official patch is released.

  • Three cybercrime myths and how to counter such risks

    Cybercrime risks and threats are now common in India. We dispel common myths and offer measures to help counter any such issues that you might face.

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