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Bee Ware's integrated solution i-Suite provides organizations with a web application firewall , access control , Web Single Sign On , traffic monitoring and application assessment , a Web Services gateway and centralized management , making significant cost reduction and high-performance a reality.

i-Suite scales to meet the requirements of appliance-based, Software as a Service or virtual machine deployment and adapts to all IT infrastructures.

SECURITY FEED

• Advanced Persistent Threats: Should your panties be in a bunch, and how do you un-bunch them?
Marketers are starting to abuse the APT Advanced Persistent Threat term but that doesn't dilute the true meaning of this adversary. by Ryan Naraine

• UK report on Guantanamo Bay: Connecting the dots is hard to do
The British Cabinet Intelligence review committee has released their annual report for the 2008/09 year. The 58 page document covers a number of topics including whether or not Guantanamo Bay detainees transited U.K. territory using Diego Garcia. by Doug Hanchard

• Faronic spruces up security for power management software
The latest version of Faronics' PowerSave application (version 4.1) includes two new features that are intended to address potential security concerns associated with waking up a computer once itàƒÂ‚à‚Â has entered standby or hibernate mode to save power. First, the software now requires the user to enter...

• News to know: FTC; Comscore; CA-Nimsoft; Google-China; iPad; Walmart
The FTC's inquiry into the Google-AdMob deal and an update on Google's future in China top today's headlines. by Sam Diaz

• National Educational Technology Plan - Part 2 (Enter, Microsoft)
Regular readers will never classify me as a Microsoft shill. One of my major goals in this blog is to look at highly effective cost-saving tools for educators, whether they are open source or free/low-cost web-based resources. However, I absolutely have to give Microsoft credit in terms of the...

• Intel's research work at its Berkeley Labs
Intel showed off some interesting research projects at an open house event... by Tom Foremski

• IE zero-day flaw leaks out; Exploit code published
Using obvious clues from a McAfee blog post, an Israeli hacker was able to pinpoint the latest Internet Explorer zero-day vulnerability and create working exploit code by Ryan Naraine

• Freshly patched Adobe PDF flaw under 'active attack'
Malicious hackers have pounced on a newly patched Adobe PDF Reader vulnerability to plant Trojan downloaders on tardy Windows users. by Ryan Naraine

• Twitter aims to filter out malicious links
Twitter is launching a new service designed to stop users of the social-media site from getting duped by phishing links that steal their login credentials and other attacks. by Elinor Mills CNET News

• Hackers can locate and exploit the Energizer USB charger backdoor
Hackers using the freely available Metasploit tool can locate infected systems on the local network or gain access to a system running the Energizer backdoor. by Ryan Naraine

• Schmidt on China: "Something will happen soon"
Google CEO Eric Schmidt said today that "something will happen soon" with talks between the cpmpany and the Chinese government over last year's cyber attacks. by Sam Diaz

• Adobe Reader and targeted malware attacks
If you're still tardy in applying security patches for the ever-present Adobe Reader software, this chart from F-Secure should jolt you into action. by Ryan Naraine

• Microsoft plugs dangerous Excel security holes
Microsoft today issued patches for seven potentially dangerous security flaws in the Microsoft Excel worksheet software by Ryan Naraine

• Drudge Report accused of serving malware
For the second time in less than six months, visitors to the Drudge Report say they got malware in addition to the Web site's usual sensational headlines. by Elinor Mills CNET News

• New Microsoft IE zero-day flaw under attack
A zero-day unpatched vulnerability in Microsoft's Internet Explorer vulnerability is being exploited in the wild by Ryan Naraine

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