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Enterprise Security for Endpoints 10 is a software solution that consists of Trend Micro’s OfficeScan suite of modules, as well as a series of plug-ins which customers can enable depending on the level of protection required.

A fresh run of spam messages relating to the notorious 'Canadian pharmacy' has been detected.

IBM is to acquire BigFix in order to extend its management of security and compliance updates.

Adobe has been praised for its more frequent patching, but requests have been made for it to disable JavaScript by default in Adobe Reader.

Cisco’s Small Business Pro portfolio targets firms of up to 100 users and the SA 540 on review aims to offer them a complete network security solution in one box.

Sourcefire has an enviable reputation with its excellent Snort intrusion detection and prevention software and puts this to good use in its 3D System, which aims to offer complete enterprise-level network defence.

SmoothWall’s latest web security appliance is touted as the most powerful of its Guardian family and moves the focus firmly onto larger businesses and expanding educational establishments.

The establishment of the National Security Council and the Strategic Defence and Security Review have been described as vital steps to delivering an integrated, more purposive and comprehensive approach to national security.

Netgear has always had a keen focus on network security for smaller businesses and its ProSecure UTM range of appliances delivers plug-and-play protection at a low price.

A new survey is set to discover the truth behind how networks are infected and what part employee web access plays.

Attachmate has announced the launch of the Luminet fraud management solution.

Barracuda has announced new features to its spam and virus firewall to enhance full inbound and outbound email scanning from the same appliance.

Adobe has addressed 17 vulnerabilities in its flagship Reader and Acrobat software to cover vulnerabilities.

Apple has announced that it is to end support for applications that were developed and compiled for its iOS 2.x.

WatchGuard has extended its line of SSL virtual private networks (VPN) with an offering for companies with up to 500 concurrent remote and mobile workers.

Training company A4e has written to clients in Hull and Leicester following the loss of the details of over 24,000 people on a stolen laptop.

A federal judge in Illinois has ordered the shutdown of a well-orchestrated operation that made fraudulent credit and debit card charges — often for as little as 20 cents at a time — to dupe victims out of millions of dollars.

Bradford-based ECSC is claiming to be the UK's first PCI DSS Level 1 Service Provider certified to offer a full range of IT security managed services.

Natalya Kaspersky, the CEO of InfoWatch and co-founder of Kaspersky Lab, believes that DLP is not enough on its own and business needs a wider view of what is happening.

In an interview with SC editor Paul Fisher, cyber warfare expert Richard Stiennon says that the West needs to get real about cyber war but that any response needs to be carefully considered.