418 news & feature articles results for "intrusion detection patch management"

Security Dynamics Technologies' acquisition of Intrusion Detection is the latest in a series of similar buys by security firms.

Posted by Tim Clark

Both firms beef up their security offerings with plans to add intrusion detection software, which monitors networks for break-ins.

Posted by Tim Clark

PremierServ addition to managed security service promises to catch known and unknown network threats.

Posted by Karen Said

The new service, IBM's latest offering for the IT security market, is designed to monitor worm attacks.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

Security managers in government agencies are most worried about patches and the poor quality of commercial software, a survey finds.

Posted by Robert Lemos

System managers are turning to an old approach to network security to ease the stress of keeping up with plugging holes.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

The patch is intended to address vulnerabilities in two products whose reporting capabilities could be compromised by an attack.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

Cumulative Internet Explorer bulletin affects current Windows versions, including Windows 7.

Posted by Elinor Mills

Cisco Systems announced a combination hardware and software intrusion detection system based on technology the company acquired from the WheelGroup. The new NetRanger system offers users a real-time approach to detection of intruders via use of a Director management software suite and a Sensor appliance. The system is available now for $22,000 for the combined set of tools.

Posted by Ben Heskett

The MSBlast worm's spread supports the view that patches, while necessary to increase the security of specific computers, can't be relied upon to protect large networks.

Posted by Robert Lemos