All Security Software News - July 2006

HP chip goes everywhere

Hewlett-Packard researchers have developed a miniature wireless data chip that can be stuck on or embedded in any object.

Cisco move may hit open access plan, says Gartner

Cisco's acquisition of 802.1x supplier Meetinghouse is likely to weaken the Trusted Computing Group's Trusted Network Connect initiative to provide an open architecture for network access control, analyst firm Gartner has warned.

Symantec and Yahoo partner on security

Symantec gets chance to offer client security products to Yahoo's users - and could also help it gain leverage against Microsoft.

NAC boosts security for Sun Microsystems

Cisco's controversial NAC technology has helped Sun Microsystems secure its network, despite analysts who advise waiting until NAC matures and industry-wide standards emerge.

Police swoop on speaker at hackers’ conference

The owner and chief executive of an online investigation company has been arrested at a hackers’ conference.

Adware Trojan infects a million MySpace visitors

More than a million users of social networking site MySpace.com and other websites may have been infected with adware spread by an internet banner advert.

Security Blog Log: Has CSI/FBI survey jumped the shark?

  • In Depth
  • Date: 21 July 2006
Also: A sign the government may finally be getting it on information security, and Blue Pill's creator explains why the effort should be taken seriously.

Audit Office recommends anti-fraud tools for UK benefits system

The National Audit Office has urged the Department for Work and Pensions to consider adopting the type of anti-benefit fraud tools used in Australia and France.

Dutch bank to adopt voice verification

Dutch bank ABN Amro is to roll out a voice recognition system to verify the identity of its telephone banking customers.

Answers: VPN and remote access know-how quiz

  • News
  • Date: 20 July 2006
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