NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. -- According to a Gartner Inc. social media security expert, banning Facebook, and other social networking services like LinkedIn and Twitter, is an exercise in futility. To
boot, securing social media in the enterprise is not a responsibilitythat should fall to information security teams.
Tuesday at Gartner's Security and Risk Management Summit, research director Andrew Walls told attendees that although infosec pros may worry that social networking will lead to uncontrolled malware
outbreaks, phishing, breaches of confidentiality and trade secrets, and even damage to the corporate reputation, trying to take control of, or even block its use is akin to monitoring employees' home phone
calls and rifling through their postal mail.
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Honey Pot -HoneyBOT v1.7 released!
Atomic Software Solutions is offering a Windows based honeypot solution available as a free.
Whitelist feature allows users to configure HoneyBOT to ignore trusted computers.
Upgraded FTP service allows file uploads after administrator account is breached.
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