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  • Containment is essential for combating attacks

    Because your cyberdefenses are bound to be compromised eventually, your security strategy must include processes and technologies to contain the damage.  Article | 16 Jun 2004

  • Content filtering helps snub spyware

    ServGate partners with SurfControl adding content filtering to the company's modular multi-function security device.  Article | 15 Jun 2004

  • On security, is Cisco the next Microsoft?

    After a flood of recent security vulnerabilities, some wonder if Cisco's security track record is becoming as tarnished as Microsoft's. Though the networking giant is wearing a bigger target than ever, experts say good communication and best practice...  Article | 10 May 2004

  • Cisco under fire

    Since the end of March, Cisco has been forced to respond to or announce six different security flaws -- more than one a week on average.  Article | 26 Apr 2004

  • Are mobile devices opening the network perimeter?

    A Burton Group report suggests that enterprise networks -- and the data they safeguard -- may be at risk because of unsecured mobile devices.  Article | 19 Apr 2004

  • IBM and Cisco battle remote attack vulnerabilities

    Both IBM and Cisco are warning of vulnerabilities that remote attackers could exploit to cause denial of service and other problems.  Article | 12 Apr 2004

  • Teens write script to attack Cisco devices

    Cisco has provided code upgrades and mitigation suggestions for numerous vulnerabilities in key networking solutions for which exploit code already exists.  Article | 30 Mar 2004

  • Multiple Cisco products among those clobbered by OpenSSL flaw

    Cisco switches, routers and firewalls are vulnerable to attack due to a problem in OpenSSL that has other software vendors scrambling to cope.  Article | 18 Mar 2004

  • Bagle-A worm moving quickly

    The latest mass-mailing worm carries an expiration date and opens an unassigned port waiting for further instructions from its author.  News | 19 Jan 2004

  • Intrusion detection is not dead but evolving into intrusion prevention

    The evolution of intrusion-detection technology to intrusion prevention is simultaneously converging with firewalls. This will lead to a next-generation network security gateway, but it is an evolutionary process, not a destruction of the old.  Article | 20 Nov 2003

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