DETROIT - For those readers who are already InfraGard members, you will be receiving (or have already received) an email 'Save the Date' for an exciting event coming up in April. The event is a very hush-hush one that you will be glad you put some time aside for. So please do as the email
TROY - Automation Alley's Technology Committee and Walsh College are co hosting the Great Lakes Cyber Security Conference: Protecting Yourself, Your Business and Your Customer, on May 12th at Walsh College's Troy campus. This one-day conference includes nationally-recognized information security experts Tom Peltier, Justin Peltier, and Richard Stiennon, who will address the growing need for
REDMOND, WA. - On Tuesday, Microsoft released a patch for a hole in Windows 2000 and Server 2003 and 2008 that could allow an attacker to redirect network traffic to a malicious site that has been set to serve as a proxy. The vulnerability, rated important by Microsoft, allows IT managers to set a Windows
SAN FRANCISCO - Security experts warned on Monday of a new insidious e-mail scam that features false information about a bomb explosion in the recipient's hometown and leads to a malicious Web site. The subject lines include "Take Care!" and "Are you and your friends in good health?" The e-mail includes a link to what
SANTA CLARA - WhiteHat Security, a provider of website security solutions, has announced the launch of its global partner program that will introduce two levels of partnership in order to deliver the WhiteHat Sentinel product family to the customers of consultants, resellers and managed security service providers. The WhiteHat Security partner program gives organizations a
SAN JOSE - Cisco Systems has announced the Unified Computing System, which the networking vendor sees as the future of the datacenter and how it will evolve through virtualization and cloud computing. According to Cisco, the Unified Computing System (UCS), which it has worked on with several industry partners (including VMware), will change business models
SAN JOSE - IDC's special report, "Data Protection in United States SMBs: Opportunity and Analysis," has noted that Small to Medium-Sized businesses are increasingly adopting technologies like replication or disk-to-disk-to-tape backup that have only been previously seen in enterprise datacenters. "Mid-sized businesses are increasingly facing some of the same challenges that larger firms face and
SAN JOSE - Malware exploits moved at unprecedented speed and volume this past year but 2009 may bring increasing cooperation among security vendors and law enforcement agencies to bring down criminal enterprises, according to the annual Trend Micro Threat Roundup & 2009 Forecast. While malware authors have always moved quickly, releasing code as soon as
LANSING - Spending for $873 million of the state's transportation federal stimulus funds, which will support more than 130 projects around the state, which could create 25,000 news jobs, cleared the House overwhelmingly Wednesday. Projects include repair and reconstruction of I-475 in Flint, I-94 in Ann Arbor, I-196 in Grand Rapids, as well as reconstruction
LANSING - With the same cast returning for a repeat performance before the House Judiciary Committee that pushed the issue on both sides last session, the panel approved a package that would essentially erase the state's product liability immunity law and put prescription drugs under consumer protection laws. As they have in prior sessions, advocates