Cyber Defense

Sidejacking Attack Demonstrated At May 20 Motor City ISSA Meeting

SOUTHFIELD - Sandeep Chandra, Research Analyst at Ford Motor Company, will demonstrate how to do sidejacking - the most dangerous of all cyber attacks that target personal information, credentials, bank accounts and social networking accounts ? at the May 20 meeting of Motor City ISSA. Victims of these Man-In-The-Middle attacks are completely oblivious to these

By |2010-05-03T00:00:00-04:00May 3rd, 2010|Archive, Cyber Defense|

Google Makes Three Critical Security Patches To Chrome Browser

MOUNTAIN VIEW - Google issued a course correction for the stable version of Chrome on Wednesday. In addition to JavaScript sluggishness and Java plug-in issues introduced in the previous version, Google also made three critical security patches to its browser. The last version of Google Chrome stable, version 4.1.249.1059, was using an incorrect path for

By |2010-05-03T00:00:00-04:00May 3rd, 2010|Archive, Cyber Defense|

New US Cyber Warfare Command Gets First Public Hearing

BIRMINGHAM ? Last month's hearing on the nominations of Keith Alexander to head CYBERCOM (and Admiral Winnfield to head NORAD and NORTHCOM) were the first time that operational responsibilities of CYBERCOM have been discussed in a public forum. The Chairman of the Armed Services Committee, Senator Carl Levin (D Michigan) began by posing three scenarios

By |2010-05-03T00:00:00-04:00May 3rd, 2010|Archive, Cyber Defense|

McAfee, Riverbed Technology Partner On WAN, Security For Remote Office

SAN JOSE - McAfee and Riverbed Technology have announced a partnership to deliver a comprehensive security and wide area network optimization solution for organizations with remote offices. The one-box solution, which will include a virtual instance of McAfee Firewall Enterprise software running on the Riverbed Steelhead appliance, lets enterprises deliver accelerated data and application access

By |2010-04-07T00:00:00-04:00April 7th, 2010|Archive, Cyber Defense|

The Identity Thief Killer

NEW YORK - In the basement of the HarperCollins building in midtown Manhattan, headquarters of Global Rainmakers, a group of physicists and computer engineers are hunting identity thieves. Their weapon: an agile and inexpensive iris scanner that can identify people at a glance with a nearly zero margin of error. Hector Hoyos, Global Rainmakers' founder,

By |2010-03-29T00:00:00-04:00March 29th, 2010|Archive, Cyber Defense|