REDMOND, Wa. - Microsoft on Tuesday plans to release a new version of a "critical" security patch for Windows to repair problems some people had with the first version of the fix. The updated patch will be made available on Microsoft's online updating service, Microsoft Update, and pushed out to users via the Automatic Updates
TROY - Walsh College has extended the early bird deadline to register for its Secure Detroit conference, and save $100, until April 26. The day-long conference, Secure Detroit Mitigate Today`s Security Risks. Anticipate Tomorrow`s, is scheduled for April 27 at Walsh College's Troy Campus. To register online, click on ISC2.Org
WASHINGTON DC - Microsoft has become a Platinum Sponsor for this year's InfraGard National Conference, reflecting the software giant's commitment to working with law enforcement, government and industry partners to protect critical infrastructures. Microsoft, in a press release, said it places the security of its customers' computers and networks as a top priority. The company
SOUTHFIELD ? CA announced Thursday it has acquired Canadian-based Cybermation for $75 million in an all-cash deal. Cybermation specializes in software and services that automate job scheduling. Cybermation's software will fit nicely into CA's automation portfolio, where customers can simplify their IT environments by automating the scheduling and deployment of workloads across mainframe and distributed
SOUTHFIELD - Over the past several years, a number of factors have conspired to cause the security of information to become a critical business issue that's core to the operation of most companies. These factors include the recent corporate financial scandals, the rise of terrorism, and the increased concern over the privacy of user information.
CUPERTINO, CA.- John Thompson, CEO of Symantec, says his company plans to continue acquiring other businesses and is settling into a new, expanded role in the industry. The clear, central message is that Symantec is no longer simply a security company and must now battle with the likes of CA, Microsoft and Oracle, where once
SOUTHFIELD - The April Motor City ISSA chapter meeting will focus on Information Security Careers and Trends: Professional Advice and Intel from a Top Executive Recruiter. The speaker is Tracy Lenzner, president of the LenznerGroup, an executive search consultancy that places CSOs, answers readers' questions about how to land a security job. It will be
YPSILANTI - The School of Cyber-Crime Investigation at Eastern Michigan University is now accepting applications for its 2006 class, which is designed for law enforcement officers. This unique educational/training program has been developed in cooperation with quality instructors from law enforcement, business and industry. These professionals provide comprehensive instruction relevant to the recent developments in
REDMOND, Wa. - Microsoft on Tuesday released a "critical" Internet Explorer update that fixes 10 vulnerabilities in the Web browser, including a high-profile bug that is already being used in cyberattacks. The software giant sent out the IE megafix as part of its monthly Patch Tuesday cycle of bulletins, CNET.Com reported. In addition, Microsoft delivered
ARMONK, NY - Researchers at IBM have come up with a way to hardwire encryption technology into a microprocessor, promising a more secure way to store data. IBM plans to announce availability of the new technology, dubbed Secure Blue, on Monday, CNET.Com reported. IBM envisions its idea and technology will be used in digital media