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BrandPost: The #1 Information Security Policy That IT Managers Would Change

Mar

2015

There are a lot of frustrated IT managers out there. How do I know? Because a recent survey commissioned by Sungard Availability Services* revealed that the 1 thing IT managers said they would do if left in charge of their company’s #information #security program was enforce stricter #security policies on employees. What security policies are […]

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Security policies: non-productive use of resources

Aug

2013

In the first part of this article we told you about targeted attacks and about how cybercriminals penetrate corporate networks, attacking the computers of employees who use their desktops for social networking and other cyber-skiving. Along with targeted attacks there are other threats. Intentionally or by chance employees may be guilty of disclosing confidential data […]

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Massive Compromise of WordPress-based Sites but ‘Everything will be Fine’

Jan

2012

A few days ago, hundreds of websites, based on WordPress 3.2.1, were compromised. The attacker uploaded an HTML page to the standard Uploads folder and that page redirects the user to the Phoenix Exploit Kit. Its logs show that users from at least four hundred compromised sites were redirected to Phoenix exploit pages. Here is […]

Category Security Written by M86 Security Labs Blog 0 Comments

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