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New Trusteer Cybercrime Prevention Architecture adds Browser Exploit Removal and Fraudster Machine Fingerprinting to Arsenal

Trusteer Intelligence Center warns that second non-financial malware has morphed into Online Fraud Platform

Trusteer, the leading provider of cybercrime prevention solutions, today announced new versions of the four products which make up its Cybercrime Prevention Architecture. The new capabilities remove malicious exploits in web page content, fingerprint fraudster machines attempting to access protected web applications, protect iOS and Android mobile devices from financial malware, and provide real-time data feeds on new malware attacks. Trusteer's Intelligence Center also warned today that a second non-financial malware variant has been retrofitted with fraud capabilities and is abusing its large installed base of infected machines to attack global financial institutions.

: NEIL STINCHCOMBE; InfoSecurity; Posted On Wednesday, 07 September 2011 17:03

Imperva introduces cloud-based DDoS protection

New service defends companies from crippling DDoS attacks in real-time

Imperva, a pioneer and leader of a new category of data security solutions for high-value business data in the data center, today announced the availability of Imperva Cloud DDoS Protection, a simple, secure cloud-based service that safeguards businesses from debilitating and protracted Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. By subscribing to this service, organisations can protect against the downtime and brand damage, and potential lost revenue caused by DDoS attacks.

: CLAIRE HOJEM; InfoSecurity; Posted On Wednesday, 07 September 2011 16:47

Vigilance writes Obama, Ki-moon, US law makers...pushes for the adoption of 9/11 as World Safety and Security Day (WSSD)

Concerned by the growing threats to global security and fear of another attack of immense proportion in and around the world, the publisher of Vigilance-The Security Magazine and British Chevening Scholar, John Odey Aduma has written to world leaders including President Barack Obama of the United States of America, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, US Congress and US House of Representatives urging them to put appropriate machinery in place to adopt September the 11^th of each year as World Safety and Security Day (WSSD).

Pic: President Obama Sec-Gen Ban Ki-moon

: The Editorial Team; Terrorism Watch; Posted On Tuesday, 06 September 2011 04:40

Global Repository of assurance maturity scores launched

Deadline for organisations to sign up to participate is 30th September 2011

Following the publication of the report on ‘Business Assurance for the 21st Century’ by a consortium of leading information security organisations, the Steering Group for this global collaborative project are providing the opportunity for other organisations and associations to participate in the development of a design and implementation plan for the creation of a global repository of assurance maturity scores. The plan would include the governance of a global repository and implementation activities.