Development timeline key to linking Stuxnet, Flame malware

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	Development timeline key to linking Stuxnet, Flame malware Nailing down a timeline for the development of Flame, the new super-cyber spying malware recently found infecting PCs in Iran and other Middle Eastern countries, will be critical to connecting the dots between it, Stuxnet and Duqu, experts said today. Read More WHITE PAPER: Good Technology Mobile and BYOD: The BYOD Era Is Here This Deep Dive explains how to set up an effective BYOD program that is managed and secured, yet embraces the consumerization of IT spirit sought by users. Learn More Now! In this Issue FAQs: The Flame virus White House launches coordinated effort to battle botnets Juniper packs 30 new features into Web security software Download the PCI Compliance Deep Dive report RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Zscaler Selecting the Right Secure Web Gateway Gartner Research VP Peter Firstbrook: why SWGs are critical for users in a mobile and social media world. Zscaler CEO Jay Chaudhry: how to provide unmatched protection for today's demanding users. LIVE webcast: June 12, 11am PDT. Click to continue FAQs: The Flame virus Flame can sniff out information from input boxes, record audio from a connected microphone, and take screenshots of applications. Are you at risk? Read More White House launches coordinated effort to battle botnets The new effort to fight the large networks of compromised computers will involve a range of activities, including plans to share information about botnets among government and private organizations. Read More Juniper packs 30 new features into Web security software Among the features in the new software release is the ability of the Mykonos product to detect a wider range of attackers and hacking techniques through new countermeasures. Read More Download the PCI Compliance Deep Dive report Compared with other regulations, the PCI standard makes specific and productive recommendations -- and fines for noncompliance are common. Here's how to make sure you're implementing this security standard properly. Read More
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