Emails shed light on Google's work with NSA

	Emails shed light on Google's work with NSA | Symantec lays out advanced threat protection roadmap
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	Review: FireEye fights off multi-stage malware FireEye takes a new approach to malware detection with its NX appliances. As this Clear Choice test shows, the FireEye device allows advanced malware to proceed but only onto virtual machines running inside the appliance. Read More   WEBCAST: CA Technologies   LIVE EVENT: 5/7, The End of Data Protection As We Know It. Traditional backup is going away, but where does this leave end-users? Learn more! In this Issue Emails shed light on Google's work with NSA Symantec lays out advanced threat protection roadmap Is that Twitter account a bot? Researchers make app to find out 10 ways to keep Windows XP machines secure CEOs may look twice at IBM's new security suite, services as Target's head rolls FireEye buying nPulse for $70M to gain security analytics 'flight recorder' Malware infections tripled in late 2013, Microsoft finds Security Manager's Journal: A deal that's too good to be true WHITE PAPER: Code42 Enterprise Mobility: A Checklist for Secure Containerization Challenges facing IT teams responsible for security and compliance of data on employee-owned devices can be resolved through implementation of a multi-layered, enterprise mobility management (EMM) strategy. This white paper covers the pro's and cons of the multiple approaches to containerization. Learn More>> Emails shed light on Google's work with NSA Exchanges between NSA director and Google execs suggest cooperation on data security. Read More   Symantec lays out advanced threat protection roadmap With black hat hackers now outgunning legitimate organizations, the world's largest security company is adopting a new integrated approach to advanced threat protection. Read More   Is that Twitter account a bot? Researchers make app to find out   They spread lies. They push products you don't care about. They make unpopular people look popular. Sometimes, they take over your machine with malware. Read More   10 ways to keep Windows XP machines secure Now that Microsoft's support for the popular Windows XP operating system has ended, you'll need to use every trick in the book to stop your machines from being compromised. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Gartner Magic Quadrant for Client Management Tools IBM is positioned in the leaders quadrant. The Gartner Magic Quadrant for Client Management Tools evaluates tools that manage configurations and support system administration tasks for client devices.These tools automate system administration and support functions that would otherwise be done manually. Read More CEOs may look twice at IBM's new security suite, services as Target's head rolls IBM picked a good day to launch a suite of security tools and services: a Monday morning when many CEOs saw in their news roundup that retailer Target is newly rid of a CEO who presided over a catastrophic data breach. Read More   FireEye buying nPulse for $70M to gain security analytics 'flight recorder' FireEye says nPulse Technologies brings full-packet capture and analysis technologies to its portfolio. Read More   Malware infections tripled in late 2013, Microsoft finds A three-fold increase in Microsoft Windows computers infected with malicious software in late 2013 came from an application that was for some time classified as harmless by security companies. Read More   Security Manager's Journal: A deal that's too good to be true   My company is always looking for ways to save money. One maneuver -- outsourcing the development of a module of one of our software products -- almost cost us big time. Read More
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