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Identifying Mule Accounts

By eccuni | Published: January 3, 2012

Fraudsters will never be successful in their efforts if they have no mule accounts. The unwitting accomplices may be anyone, but there are still ways to identify a potential mule.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged ads, banking, Botnet, email, fake, fraud, incident handling, incident response, incident response training, information, mule account, operation, phishing, procedure, public, recruitment, training, Vacancies, Vacation, victim | Comments closed

Stopping Breaches with Agile Security

By eccuni | Published: December 30, 2011

Security is important in every company network, but traditional tools are being left behind in the dust. Thus, it is important to stop breaches with the adaptable, agile security.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged application, automated, breach, communities, computer forensics, computer forensics training, data, defense, deliver, digital computer forensics, environment, IT network, it security, learning, malware, network security, policy, protocol, resource, security industry, service, technology, tool, web, world | Comments closed

EC-Council’s CISO Executive Summit 2011 Features a Unique Format that Encourages Knowledge Sharing Among the Diverse Range of Participants

By eccuni | Published: December 21, 2011

The CISO Executive Summit included over 40 prominent speakers from across industries in the government, private and public sectors who were surprised and pleased by the interactive format of the event.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged ADX, Blue Cross Blue Shield, CISO, cloud, Deloitte, fellowship, Global CISO Summit, government, hreats, IBM, infosec, is, Motorola, networking, Panel, Private, public, Sallie Mae, security, summits, Transunion | Comments closed

Wireless Routers for Homes; Are they Even Safe to Use?

By eccuni | Published: December 19, 2011

There are many homes with wireless routers or wireless internet connection. Because of this fact, many people are enjoying the free internet it provides, but unknown to the owner of the router, his connection can be used for evil deeds.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged Anonymous, bandwidth, bank, computer forensic course, computer forensics, digital computer forensics, firewall, guide, HIDE, malware, network, operating systems, password, router, target, Trojan, virus, zombie | Comments closed

Do Securities Need Regulations?

By eccuni | Published: December 12, 2011

Securities need regulations; in fact it is good. Regulations can help make certain that the companies and individuals in-charge if security are really doing their job, whether it is monitoring the internet high-way or conducting pen test.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged Credit card, CSA, Cyber Security, healthcare, HIPAA, HITECH, job, PCI, pen test, pen test training, pen testing, regulation, security | Comments closed

Tools Needed by Security Experts against Cybercrime

By eccuni | Published: December 7, 2011

Security experts need tools to battle cybercrime. Here are some of the tools that most experts are using today.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged alerts, breach, cybercrime, download, DVWS, google, Google API, Google Diggity, graduate, malware, masters degree information security, message, Microsoft, ms in information security, ms information security, rss, sandbox, security experts, server, signs, Stuxnet, tool, v3rity, vulnerabilities, windows | Comments closed

Problems about Fake Anti-Virus

By eccuni | Published: December 2, 2011

Many users are aware of the importance of effective anti-virus software for their computer. However, due to the proliferation of free-ware and fake software on the internet, it has opened new problems in security.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged Anonymous, antivirus, fake, feeder, free scanner, incident handling, incident handling training, incident response, malicious, malware, Microsoft, online, pc, productivity, program, scam, social engineering, software, spam, trial | Comments closed

DNS Threats: Threats That You Shouldn’t Ignore

By eccuni | Published: November 29, 2011

There are at least hundreds of solutions for the different DNS attacks. Other solutions are complicated and others are also simple and easy. But the main problem for DNS stability and security is really ignorance and carelessness.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged account, brand, computer forensic course, computer forensics, computer forensics training, corporate, DDoS, dns, search, security, spoofing, Trademark, Typosquatting, web traffic | Comments closed

SSL – Ensuring Site Security and Privacy

By eccuni | Published: November 23, 2011

Whenever conducting business transaction over the web, it is important to know that the website is secured and ensures privacy. That is why it is important to look for that SSL certificate or logo.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged banking, Credit card, decoding tools, digital certificates, encryption, malicious software, Netscape, network, pen test, pen testing, penetration testing, personal information, security audit, SSL, third party, TLS, transaction | Comments closed

Spare the Code, The People Behind it Is at Fault

By eccuni | Published: November 22, 2011

Nowadays, IT industry has played a great role in our lifestyle because of the software that they have developed. But there are instances when these software end up as failures because of the people who were behind in its development.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged budget, data processing, dollar, dysfunction, flaw, IT, Management skills, master in information security, masters degree in information security, ms information security, network security, Project, software, survey, technical skills | Comments closed

Network Security Events of 2010

By eccuni | Published: November 18, 2011

The year 2010 has proven many industries that threats will always change adapt each year. In fact, these changes made a great impact in the cyber security today.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged advanced tools, anti-virus software, Black Energy version 2, blackhat seo, botnets, Bredolab, competition, Conficker, cyber-threats, download, global malware epidemics, grey money, incident handling, incident handling training, incident response, Kido, Koobface, malicious software, malware, network security, security experts, Sinowal, Stuxnet, TDSS, The Mariposa, zeus | Comments closed

Computer Securities – The Threats to Computer Systems Part 2

By eccuni | Published: November 16, 2011

Information and data in our computers need to be secured from many threats. In this second part of the two-part article about computer securities, we will discuss the common outside threats computers will face everyday.

Published in our category: Computer Security | Tagged booting, breach, code, computer security risks, DDoS attacks, Greek myth, hijacking online transactions, malicious programs, masters degree in information security, masters degree information security, ms in information security, network administrator, operating system, package, precautions, security software, social engineering, spoofing, stealing information, Trojan horse, vulnerabilities | Comments closed

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Article Categories Archive: Computer Security

Identifying Mule Accounts

Stopping Breaches with Agile Security

Wireless Routers for Homes; Are they Even Safe to Use?

Do Securities Need Regulations?

Tools Needed by Security Experts against Cybercrime

DNS Threats: Threats That You Shouldn’t Ignore

SSL – Ensuring Site Security and Privacy

Spare the Code, The People Behind it Is at Fault

Network Security Events of 2010

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