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All Risk Management News - November 2006

In IT security, vendor size does not compute

News analysis
Author: Jon Boroshok, Contributor
Date: 01 November 2006

With consolidation gripping the security industry, companies are seeking out the most stable security vendors, but analysts and experts say the biggest firms aren't necessarily the most prudent investment.

Podcast: The state of Oracle security

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Author: SearchSecurity.com Staff
Date: 01 November 2006

In this edition of Security Wire Weekly, Oracle DBA Jon Emmons gives his observations about Oracle's new critical patch update format.

Information Security Decisions Session Downloads

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Date: 01 November 2006

Session Downloads from Information Security Decisions 2006 Conference.

Flaw found in Firefox 2.0

News
Author: Bill Brenner, Senior News Writer
Date: 01 November 2006

Attackers could exploit the security flaw to crash versions 1.5.0.7 and 2.0 of the browser, according to various security advisories.

The many faces of e-vaulting can confuse IT efforts

News
Date: 01 November 2006

E-vaulting is the process that describes how enterprise IT departments ship backup tapes and replicate data to remote disk arrays and VTLs. E-vaulting is not a new concept, but more recently it has grown to mean remote backups and replication for SMBs/SMEs using third-party services. This article examines e-vaulting, highlights the major considerations and roadblocks in implementation, examines the impact of e-vaulting on real-life users and looks ahead at future e-vaulting trends.

Zero-day attacks target Microsoft Visual Studio

News analysis
Author: Bill Brenner, Senior News Writer
Date: 01 November 2006

Microsoft has outlined a series of steps users should take to protect their machines from attacks that exploit a new zero-day flaw in Visual Studio 2005.

Protect ASP.NET 2.0 apps with Health Monitoring Framework

News analysis
Author: Brian Eastwood, Site Editor
Date: 01 November 2006

In addition to writing code to keep malicious users out of their Web apps, ASP.NET developers should also monitor their applications for unusual activity.

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