Cisco merges Wi-Fi mgmt interfaces

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• Cisco merges Wi-Fi mgmt interfaces
• Cisco enterprise management tools take on new network realities
• Survey: Insider data breach more common than you may think
• India plans paper trail for electronic voting machines
• South Korea probes possible cyberattack on large bank
• Verizon: Advanced persistent threat is overblown
• In reversal, Yahoo will store user search data longer
• Experts agree: Wind turbine 'hacker' is a fake
• Chipset provides more insight into network's physical layer
• 8 security questions to ask before building mobile apps
• A hardened approach to system security
• Security Manager's Journal: Keeping in-house code safe

Cisco merges Wi-Fi mgmt interfaces Posted: 19 Apr 2011 07:38 AM PDT Cisco is taking strides to automate service provisioning, security and access control across mobile devices with a more integrated management suite that will eventually usurp the company's Wireless Control System (WCS) platform.

Cisco enterprise management tools take on new network realities Posted: 19 Apr 2011 03:00 AM PDT Cisco this week broadened the security and management capabilities of its enterprise products to help IT shops get a better grip on mobile devices, video and changing workforce habits.

Survey: Insider data breach more common than you may think Posted: 19 Apr 2011 03:00 AM PDT Last issue we talked about the recent survey of IT managers concerning risk management in their enterprises conducted for Courion. Today we'll look at another recent survey which included IT managers -- and more.

India plans paper trail for electronic voting machines Posted: 19 Apr 2011 02:27 AM PDT India's Election Commission may give in to demands that its electronic voting machines should also have paper outputs of voting records

South Korea probes possible cyberattack on large bank Posted: 19 Apr 2011 01:37 AM PDT Authorities in South Korea are probing a large system failure at a popular bank, trying to determine whether the incident was an error or a cybercrime that could be repeated elsewhere in the country where business leans largely on electronic transactions.

Verizon: Advanced persistent threat is overblown Posted: 18 Apr 2011 07:49 AM PDT When Google admitted last year that it had been targeted by sophisticated hackers, possibly from China, it introduced a new term into the high technology lexicon -- the advanced persistent threat. These attacks are sophisticated, targeted, and almost impossible to stop. But according to Verizon, they're also a lot less common than most people think.

In reversal, Yahoo will store user search data longer Posted: 18 Apr 2011 03:40 AM PDT In a move that is unlikely to win it any new friends in the privacy community, Yahoo has announced that it will retain consumer search data for a substantially longer period of time than it does today.

Experts agree: Wind turbine 'hacker' is a fake Posted: 18 Apr 2011 01:47 AM PDT An anonymous hacker who claimed to have broken into monitoring systems at a New Mexico wind turbine facility made the whole thing up, security experts said Monday.

Chipset provides more insight into network's physical layer Posted: 18 Apr 2011 12:19 AM PDT This week, a $12 billion maker of network connectors and panels will unveil a chipset to provide greater security and visibility in data center networks.

8 security questions to ask before building mobile apps Posted: 18 Apr 2011 12:00 AM PDT Enterprise organizations are rushing to build iPhone, iPad, Android and BlackBerry applications to deepen their customer experiences and extend the ways their customers can purchase from them.

A hardened approach to system security Posted: 17 Apr 2011 11:41 PM PDT Glenn Phillips, president of Pelham, Ala.-based Forté, says that the dedicated Windows workstations his company sells to hospital emergency room administrators must not only be secure, but absolutely tamperproof as well. After all, lives depend on the machines' flawless operation.

Security Manager's Journal: Keeping in-house code safe Posted: 17 Apr 2011 11:12 PM PDT We have a major problem, which explains why I'm sitting in an airport right now. I'm heading off to visit some third parties that develop portions of our software for us.

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