25% of malware spread by this overlooked threat
August 31, 2010 by Sam Narisi
It’s not just malicious websites and e-mail attachments anymore. These days, cybercriminals are using another method to spread malware: More…
It’s not just malicious websites and e-mail attachments anymore. These days, cybercriminals are using another method to spread malware: More…
All businesses use antivirus software to keep malicious programs off the company network. But a study shows why those applications should just be one part of an over-all security strategy. More…
As smartphones become more common, so do viruses that infect them. Take this recent attack that gives criminals an easy way to steal from mobile users. More…
Here’s one example of the latest security threat to watch for — attacks on company-issued smartphones. More…
There’s something about PDF files that makes users think they’re safe to open. And that’s exactly why they’ve become one of the preferred malware delivery vehicles for hackers. More…
Businesses rely pretty heavily on antivirus software to keep their networks safe. But is that software doing a good enough job? More…
Computer users are being warned by several security companies to watch out for malicious PDF files. More…
Security experts report there’s a new malware scam spreading through e-mails claiming to help recipients get a swine flu vaccine. More…
‘Tis the season for virus threats and productivity drops due to online holiday shopping. More…
Higher-ups balking at your proposed security budget? Results from a Computer Security Institute study may convince them your planned upgrades are necessary. More…

MFPs are constantly getting smarter and more “computer-like” — which makes them more vulnerable to the security risks that affect other devices. More…