Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) for Tues Jan 17th 2012
FYI for those running Oracle products such as OracleDB, Glassfish, MySQL, Solaris, etc. The following links will provide additional information to assist you.
Oracle Critical Patch Update (CPU) Pre-Release Announcement - January 2012
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SANS Mobile Device Security Summit 2012: The Growing and Constantly Changing Challenge
Mobile Devices continue to evolve, and with each development there are becoming more efficient tools employees increasingly rely on to conduct both their corporate and personal business. Portable applications that allow the user to access sensitive corporate data are prime targets for hackers and provide them a wide range of access port to data. Controlling security breaches of mobile devices is complex due to the varying software and device types. Additionally, many organizations have no restrictions on the use of personal devices.
FastAccess Anywhere by Sensible Vision
Mario Armstrong has sales person demo security app FastAccess Anywhere by Sensible Vision. FastAccess Anywhere securely replaces passwords with a face to authenticate users to access their apps and web sites on mobile devices.
Online Registration Closes Friday for 2012 DoD Cyber Crime Conference
REGISTER NOW to get trained by the experts in revolutionary technologies and techniques for exposing and preventing cyber crime. There is still time to make your plans and reserve your spot.
ONLINE CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
HURRY! Online conference registration closes this Friday, January 13, 2012
First "Patch Tuesday" of 2012
In the first “Patch Tuesday” of 2012, Microsoft is releasing seven security bulletins to address software issues an attacker could use to remotely exploit and take control of infected Windows systems. Patch Tuesday occurs on the second Tuesday of each month and on that day Microsoft releases security patches to fix vulnerabilities found in their products.
Spear Phishing: A Quick Review
Spear Phishing is very common to the traditional Phishing but more targeted to a specific group. Spear Phishing is define as an e-mail spoofing fraud attempt that targets a specific organization, seeking unauthorized access to confidential data. Spear Phishing attempts are not typically initiated by "random hackers" but are more likely to be conducted by perpetrators out for financial gain, trade secrets or military information (SearchSecurity, 2005).