Clearswift adding antispyware to security products
Clearswift on Tuesday announced plans to add antispyware capabilities to its Web and e-mail security software, appliances and managed services.
Clearswift on Tuesday announced plans to add antispyware capabilities to its Web and e-mail security software, appliances and managed services.
Small businesses and consumers aren't the only ones enjoying the cost savings of switching to VoIP; according to messaging security company Cloudmark, phishers have begun using the technology to help them steal personal and financial information over the phone.
Even though the largest venture capital deal for the first quarter of 2006 went to a wireless entertainment company, the overall wireless industry saw an 11 percent dip in investments for the quarter, after enjoying most of last year in investors' good graces.
Symantec this week plans to announce an integrated e-mail gateway product that represents the beginning of the company's multiyear strategy for competing in the enterprise messaging security market.
At the fourth annual MIT Spam Conference held in Boston Tuesday, speakers said that while the volume of spam ebbs and flows, the nature of unwanted e-mail is steadily becoming more dangerous.
The most recent e-mail report from security vendor Postini shows the amount of spam on the Internet increased slightly in February.
A number of messaging security vendors took advantage of last week's RSA Conference 2006 in San Jose to announce new products and upgrades.
Sophos, which has long offered its anti-virus and anti-spam software for resale with a number of e-mail security appliance makers' wares, is now getting into the business itself.
At the RSA Conference in San Jose this week, NetIQ unveiled a VoIP security product and an upgrade to its security management software that features faster updates and simplified agent management.
Sophos, which has long offered its antivirus and antispam software for resale with a number of e-mail security appliance makers' wares, is now getting into the business itself.
IronPort Monday announced a new appliance designed to keep Web-based threats, including spyware, viruses, keyloggers, and phishing, from entering an organization.
Harrison Ford is ticked off again. But not because the bad guys have hijacked Air Force One or kidnapped his wife from a Paris hotel room; this time they've swiped his identity to break into the bank where he works and steal millions of dollars.
Worm attacks over instant-messaging networks increased 1700 percent in 2005, while e-mail spam remained constant at about 75 percent to 80 percent of all messages sent, according to an annual report issued by messaging security service provider Postini on Monday.
Clearswift on Tuesday announced an upgrade to its MIMEsweeper for SMTP gateway software that includes new message tracking features and protects against e-mail address spoofing and directory harvest attacks.
In November alone, the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) received 16,882 unique reports of phishing attacks that attempted to fool consumers with 93 different hijacked brands, according to a report the group released this week.