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Flame malware – Like Stuxnet and Duqu before it

Certificates exactly like the ones compromised as part of the Flame malware, are used everywhere in organisations worldwide today and are vulnerable to the exact same compromise. If organisations do not have an automated management system in place, the likelihood of a catastrophic event is very high. Also, when the event occurs, recovery and remediation will take a very long time. Just like you need to manage and keep software up to date, you need to do the same thing with certificates.

: REGINE HARTMANN; InfoSecurity; Posted On Monday, 11 June 2012 10:01

Information Security Vendors Association appoints first Board Member

Mike Yaffe aims to help promote ISVA interests in North America

UK: The Information Security Vendors Association has appointed Mike Yaffe, Sr. Director of Product Marketing for Core Security, as its first board member and first senior representative for the ISVA in North America.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; InfoSecurity; Posted On Monday, 11 June 2012 09:59

Varonis: Latest Ponemon Institute report shows the catastrophic effect on customers that a data breach can trigger

London: Commenting on a Ponemon Report showing that 72 per cent of consumers who have been notified of a data breach at a company they had dealt were dissatisfied with the communication, Varonis Systems says that this highlights the brutal fact that people are less likely to purchase or deal with an organization where their data has been lost due to a breach.

: REGINE HARTMANN; InfoSecurity; Posted On Monday, 11 June 2012 09:58

Singapore to launch first International Facility Management Show in 2013

Singapore: The global facilities management market is expected to grow to US$394.69 billion by 2017 with companies seeing the need to recalibrate their property strategy, building maintenance, communications infrastructure, administration, and space management into a better and more cost-effective solution.