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RSA Tablus Content Alarm NW, v5.0 - SC Magazine US This product works best with its companion desktop version, but if you archive a lot of sensitive data (law offices, medical officers, intellectual property ... 2.
Cyber Security Technologies, Inc Mac forensics on Macs? You bet ... Mar 5, 2009 ... Mac Marshal is a Mac-based forensic tool that operates within two points of the forensic examination: the triage phase and the analysis ... 3.
Control Break SafeBoot - SC Magazine US Product: SafeBoot (Group Test: Mobile data encryption) ... or authentication tokens, this would snap easily into two-factor authentication environments. ... 4.
Jack Rogers bio and recent articles - SC Magazine US Phishing lures draw recipients to fake video of "dead" Castro. March 03, 2008. A phishing email is in circulation attempting to lure recipients to fake news ... 5.
Saint Corporation Saint Scanner + Exploit - SC Magazine US We have been watching Saint a long time. Saint, as many old-timers may recall, began life as an open source version of Satan, one of the first serious open ... 6.
Microsoft bugs found in Internet Explorer 7, Vista - SC Magazine US Feb 28, 2007 ... Two vulnerabilities have been uncovered in Microsoft's Windows Vista operating system (OS) and Internet Explorer 7 (IE7). 7.
Two in-the-wild trojans target Mac OS X - SC Magazine US Jun 20, 2008 ... A pair of in-the-wild trojans is simultaneously impacting the Mac OS X platforms, according to two security firms. 8.
Dan Kaplan bio and recent articles - SC Magazine US Mar 16, 2009 ... Dan Kaplan has been a reporter with SC Magazine since January 2006. He writes monthly features on varying IT security topics and contributes ... 9.
Common and obscure: Fixes from Microsoft on Patch Tuesday - SC ... Common and obscure: Fixes from Microsoft on Patch Tuesday ... affecting both commonly used software and obscure operating system components. ... 10.
President Obama's cybersecurity plan released - SC Magazine US Jan 22, 2009 ... To protect the country's information networks, President Obama plans to establish a cyber advisor that will report directly to him, ... |
