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- Twitter Cracks Down On Spam
- In its latest attempt to clean up the messages being sent across its site, Twitter is now letting users flag spammers by clicking a “report as spam” button on their profiles. Twitter says a team of employees will follow up on the reports. Previously, users could only call attention...
- External links 2009-10-14
- Swine Flu Roundup: Starbucks Closes, Egypt Slaughters, Google Tracks, and More
- Flu could slow Mexican truck resolution -- The controversy over allowing Mexican trucks onto U.S. roads could take longer to resolve because of swine flu, trade experts have said. Under NAFTA, the U.S. was supposed to open its roads to truckers from Mexico, but unions and other groups say that...
- Blog posts 2009-04-29
- Microsoft Securing Apple's Business Plans
- Apple has enjoyed immense popularity among consumers, but has had a hard time penetrating the enterprise for a number of reasons, most notably security. As Eric Auchard noted, few employees have enough clout to demand that IT allow them to introduce an iPhone or Apple laptop into an otherwise Windows...
- Blog posts 2009-06-10
- Spam, Spam, Spam and More Spam | BTalk Australia
- (Episode 265; 13min 08) The latest State of Spam report from Symantec shows that spam continues to account for about 90% of all email traffic. Robert Pregnall from Symantec says its important that you aren't part of the low-hanging fruit. These days a spam message could even...
- Blog posts 2009-06-15
- The 10 Weirdest Drug Stories of the Month
- Reese Witherspoon, vaginal worms and lube technicians! It all happened in June. by Jim Edwards
- Blog posts 2009-06-28
- Pfizer Lab Worker Alleges Virus Was Loose in Lunchroom
- A former molecular biologist at Pfizer's Groton, Conn., plant alleges that she was told to stop documenting safety concerns at the lab even though she was a member of the company's health and safety committee. by Jim Edwards
- Blog posts 2009-08-10
- Phishing Sites Threaten Online Commerce
- Many of us older citizens remember when ATMs were first introduced. We were glad to take money out of the machine but reluctant to make a deposit to anything other than flesh and blood. Similarly, pioneers of online commerce had to overcome fears by many consumers about sending credit card...
- Blog posts 2009-08-25
- GAO: Swine Flu Could Disrupt Telecommuting
- H1N1 might take more than a human toll. If the virus spreads into a pandemic the burden on Internet communications could disrupt the ability of your workers to telecommute. Are you ready for this scenario? by Sean Silverthorne
- Blog posts 2009-10-28
- Steer Clear of Malware on Facebook and Twitter
- Social networks aren't as safe as you might think. Click one wrong link and you could be the victim of a drive-by malware infection. Here's how to stay safe. by Rick Broida
- Blog posts 2009-11-04
- 'Swine Flu' Wreaks Havoc on Pork Industry, Despite Lack of Swine Connection
- Swine flu cases are turning up in a growing number of countries. The disease has killed more than a hundred in Mexico, screwed with the stock market and sent Smithfield shares tumbling. But there's one group that so far doesn't seem all that affected by the pandemic...
- Blog posts 2009-04-28
- What the Swine Flu Could Mean for Business
- If you thought the swine flu in Mexico wasn't going to touch your business, you received a rude wake up call today from this headline in the NYT: Europe Urges Citizens to Avoid U.S. and Mexico Travel. That's not the news U.S. hospitality and tourism industries need...
- Blog posts 2009-04-27
- paidContent Quick Hits: 9.14.09
- » Some blog networks are finding the ad revenue that has been eluding print publications. [NY Times]» Ever since MySpace Music dropped auto play for bandwidth costs, the number of plays has, well, dropped. [Digital Music News]» Polo Ralph Lauren is trying to make their brand more accessible to...
- External links 2009-09-14
- Horses help in race to beat flu
- Designing an influenza vaccination strategy that keeps pace with the rapid evolution of flu viruses is a vital public health issue. But until now, it has been an art as much as a science. There is much debate, for example, about how much protection against swine flu is given...
- External links 2009-10-29
- Make The Big Money In Business Consulting By Specializing
- Network monitoring services range in what they offer to you. Your business needs a service that will alert your IT operation centre at any hour and can guarantee a response that will protect your business' integrity. Alerts can range from a failed backup, virus activity, or email server going down...
- White papers 2007-12-13
- The Best Employee Reviews: 360 Degree Review
- With the amount of information accessible on the Internet, combined with threats by viruses, worms, malicious code, spyware, and disruptions to service attacks - a threat to business productivity and profitability has always existed. This threat goes unnoticed by many business owners, especially in the small to mid market space.
- White papers 2006-09-03
- Live Webcast: Security Update: What's New With the Threat Landscape
- With all of the hype surrounding the Conficker worm and web threats on the rise, Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant at Sophos, will explore the 2009 threat landscape during a live Webcast. Gain insights into the latest trends in malware with Sophoslabs - where more than 20,000 new samples of...
- Webcasts 2009-06-12
- Top Ten Tips to Improve Email Security Infrastructure
- Every organization must maintain robust email security defenses, but it is getting harder as the spam volumes are increasing, malware is becoming stealthier, and developers of malicious content are developing new and more effective ways to circumvent email security defenses. New threat vectors, including Web 2.0 applications and social networking...
- White papers 2009-01-01
- Security Threat Report: July 2009 update
- 2009 has proven malware attacks are continuing to broaden. While the number of web-based attacks outweighs the attacks through email, financially-motivated cybercriminals are turning their attention to Web 2.0 and social networking platforms such as Facebook and Twitter and alternative programs and tools such as Adobe Flash and PDFs. This...
- White papers 2009-07-01
- Live Webcast: Stop wasting time on spam. Learn how with hosted email security
- Spam got you down? Learn why people are making the switch to hosted email security. Michael Osterman of Osterman Research Group describes why people are quickly adopting hosted email security and what you should look for in a vendor. Hosted email security is a great addition to any anti-malware portfolio....
- Webcasts 2009-10-27
- Twitter (Finally) Starts Protecting Users From Malicious Links
- With people sharing millions of links on Twitter—and often through URL-shorteners like bit.ly that mask their final destination—spammers and hackers have been able to drive tons of traffic to malicious sites. Whether it's a fake link to a celebrity sex tape, or a "get thousands of followers quickly" scam,...
- External links 2009-08-03
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