All Risk Management News - April 2007

Weekly compilation of storage news: Copan, Brocade, Sepaton and more

One major Web 2.0 company in California stands to receive a $12,000 rebate from the electric company for using MAID storage arrays, according to Copan.

Security Blog Log: the weekly round up

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  • Date: 16 April 2007
This week in Security Blog Log: IT professionals continue to worry about the ANI flaw even though there are new Windows flaws to worry about.

Cisco urges Wireless Control security upgrade

Cisco Systems is urging customers to upgrade to the latest version of its Wireless Control System to fix several flaws

Malware outbreak 'largest in almost a year'

Security firm Postini and the SANS Internet Storm Center said they are tracking a significant malware outbreak. Postini calls it the biggest email attack in almost a year.

Visa aims to boost PCI DSS adoption

Visa is launching an education campaign to address the more than 60% of merchants that fail to meet the PCI Data Security Standards.

Bookmaker bets on better management of IT infrastructure

Independent bookmakers Betfred has chosen Nimsoft software to help manage its IT infrastructure.

Microsoft rates DNS security flaw as dangerous

UPDATE: Microsoft said Sunday that attacks are still limited, but a proof of concept code to exploit the vulnerability is publicly available.

Microsoft investigates DNS server flaw

Attackers could exploit a DNS flaw in Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 and run malicious code on the system. A workaround is suggested until a patch is issued.

Mail order firms ‘most at risk’ from ID fraud

Mail order companies are most likely to be hit by identity fraud, which rose by 69% last year compared with 2005.

Survey shows government IT budget chasm

Only 17% of UK public sector organisations anticipate a significant IT budget increase this year, despite the fact that 79% expect to invest in new software and licences.
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