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New Snort. Org Website and 10-Year Anniversary of Snort

Sourcefire recently announced the launch of the new Snort.org website and celebration of the 10-year anniversary of Snort. The new Snort.org website features a completely rebuilt site infrastructure, five new applications including user forums, one-click access to most content and improved account and Sourcefire VRT subscription management. Click on the following links to read some of the coverage the new website and Snort¡¯s tenth anniversary received: Computer Weekly, Dark Reading, InternetNewsBlog, and Security-The Global Perspective Blog.

Sourcefire (Product Review): Intrusion Detection In Practice

Intrusion Detection is one of the key components for the protection of a network. Sensor analyze the network traffic and suspicious patterns suggest alarm. TecChannel, the IDS/IPS solution of Fire Source in a practical test under the microscope

Imperva Named One of 50 Hottest Companies for 2009 in TiEcon Competition

Imperva, the data security leader, today announced that it was named one of this year¡¯s 50 hottest companies as part of the global TiE50 competiton. In a stringent judging process, over forty prominent entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, corporate executives and other domain experts evaluated 1,200 companies. Imperva was selected as a Leader in softawre category for its innovation, ingenuity and management excellence.

Imperva Provides 360 Degree Protection Against Insider Database Threats

Imperva the data security leader, announced new insider abuse protection capabilities for its SecureSphere Data Security Suite and Database Firewall Solutions.

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Cyber attacks continute to grow

Cyber espionage, attacks, breaches, viruses-they are all among the concerns President Barack Obama cited Friday when he announced he will create a new White House office of cyber security, with that cyber czar reporting to the National Security Council as well as well as to the National Economic Council ... more

Passive vs. Active Scanners: What is the Best Practice?

The user of active scanners (also known as vulnerability scanners) is extremely common with large accounts and is an integral part of process control dictated by the ISD ... more

Report: Over 60 percent of websites contain serious vulnerabilities

Newly released client data from White Hat Security find organizations are slow to close known security holes in their websites ... more

Adobe Adopts Microsoft¡¯s Patch Tuesday Approach

Following a series of high-profile attacks that leveraged security vulnerabilities in its PDF Reader and Acrobat applications, Adobe Systems Inc. is making a major push to revamp its approach to security. The company said today that it plans to ship security updates more regularly and push out emergency updates more speedily, and that it will be continually stress-testing those products to find and close security holes before hackers can exploit them ... more

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