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URGENT Recall on All Tape Drives

March 9th, 2010

Well, at least there SHOULD be! This is 50-year-old technology!
Here are 3 very important reason why it’s time to upgrade to more reliable protection.
1) Tapes have a failure rate of 100%. No, that’s not a typo. Statistically, every single tape drive will fail at some point – it’s only a matter of when.
2) Your network [...]

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One Thing Hackers Hope You Never Discover

January 11th, 2010

Don’t be lulled into a false sense of security!

Imagine not being able to send or receive e-mail for days, possibly weeks. Don’t think this could happen because you have a reputable anti-virus software installed? If so, you’re operating on a false sense of security and hackers are praying that you keep thinking that way. Here’s [...]

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Cisco releases 2008 Annual Security Report

December 17th, 2008

Cisco just released their annual security report for 2008.
A few key report findings include:

Spam accounts for nearly 200 billion messages each day, which is approximately 90 percent of email sent worldwide
The overall number of disclosed vulnerabilities grew by 11.5 percent over 2007
Vulnerabilities in virtualization products tripled to 103 in 2008 from 35 in 2007, as [...]

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Inside threats are more real than you think.

November 12th, 2008

While most companies are aware of security threats from outside their network, many have no idea of the possibility of an inside threat.
Common “Unintentional” Mistakes:
• Unauthorized application use: 70 percent of IT professionals believe the use of unauthorized programs resulted in as many as half of their companies’ data loss incidents.

• Misuse of corporate computers: [...]

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