Risky Business Episode 57 - Negative SEO

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

Patrick Gray

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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