GFI Software Announces Top 10 Malware Threats for August
The top 10 most prevalent malware threats for the month of August are:
1. Trojan.Win32.Generic!BT 25.11%
2. Trojan-Spy.Win32.Zbot.gen 4.23%
3. Trojan.Win32.Generic.pak!cobra 3.61%
4. INF.Autorun (v) 3.27%
5. Trojan.Win32.Generic!SB.0 …

Recently I was reading a very interesting article in a newspaper about the importance of web security in online banking. The editor reported about an incident that affected approximately 3000 personal bank accounts which caused …

Google Advisory: Facebook and Twitter regularly victims of malware – Christina Goggi
Social networking sites have taken the world by storm and continue to find their way into the workplace. While these sites can work as …

An interesting legal case surfaced recently that highlighted the fact that technology alone will not help you prove your case. On the contrary, as the outcome clearly showed, technology is only a tool. How it’s …

Twitter has, like similar social networking sites, raised many security questions – especially when it comes to whether businesses should allow employees access in the workplace. While many businesses have adopted Twitter as part of …

Employees generally do not mean to harm the organization for which they work; however, sometimes due to a lack of due diligence or even lack of education on security employees might pose a grave security …

A computer crash is eventually going to happen to anyone. Therefore you should be well prepared for such an incident. Each backup strategy has its own particularities and depends a lot on the specifics of …

What better way to understand whether a specific product is right for you than to read a detailed review from someone who has already used it?
We’ve gathered the latest reviews of GFI WebMonitor, GFI MAX …

The editor of Storage Newsletter created a few waves earlier this month when he wrote an opinion piece entitled ‘Backup is dead’. He made the point that backup today has no more interest and organizations …

I came across a very interesting post by Peter Cochrane that should send shivers down the spine of anybody reading it. And if you are a security professional, I’d recommend grabbing the chair closest to …