Risky Business Episode 57 - Negative SEO

This week's Episode of our Risky Business security podcast looks at negative search engine optimisation.

Patrick Gray
Published: 08 Apr 2008 5:00

This week's Risky Business is sponsored by McAfee and hosted by Vigabyte virtual hosting. The feature topic this week is negative Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) -- how the bad guys are damaging your company's search engine rankings. Download it from:

http://ITRadio.com.au/security/

On this week's podcast:

Munir Kotadia from ZDNet Australia discusses the week's news
Roberto Suggi Liverani of Security-Assessment.com talks negative SEO
Nishad Herath from McAfee joins us for this week's sponsor interview

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