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RSS naiNext Generation Intrusion Detection in High-Speed Networks
White Paper The purpose of this paper is twofold—to briefly describe the inherent limits of these first-generation Network-based Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS), relative to the network architecture they are asked to protect, and to introduce the... [02 Sep 2008]
Spyware bill raises cookie fears
News But the NAI has remained worried because the bill doesn't specifically exempt cookies set by third parties, Hughes said. US lawmakers are considering changes to an anti-spyware bill to make sure "cookies" are not on its... [04 Feb 2005]
Latest Sasser variant encourages users to patch
News It is believed to have infected fewer than 100,000 computer systems since its discovery on Saturday night, said Jimmy Kuo, a research fellow with antivirus software maker NAI. Antivirus companies discovered a fifth... [11 May 2004]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Get smart about wireless security
Comment Solutions for managing security policy enforcement in this way and implementing staged access to the network rather than the traditional "all or nothing" approach to connection are emerging from the likes of Cisco, 3Com,... [07 May 2004]
Quocirca’s Straight Talking... What to expect in 2004
Comment Here, winners are likely to be the likes of Symantec, NAI, CA and IBM GS. Kicking off a brand new series exclusive to silicon.com, Quocirca's service director Clive Longbottom asks what - and who - the winners and losers... [02 Jan 2004]
Tolerant ditches Network Associates for Computer Associates
News However, Network Associates (NAI) appears to be unconcerned by these claims, which it passed off as "confusing", citing analyst evidence to the contrary, and seems in no doubt that it will not be affected by the loss of... [04 Sep 2003]
The Weekly Round-Up: 04.07.03
Round-Up NAI's Hodges rejoins the attack with a lovely drop shot: "Microsoft will make in-roads into the consumer market. Anyone for tennis? Welcome to today's play on Wimbledon's centre court, with number one seed Bill Gates... [04 Jul 2003]
2003 sees hackers rise to the task, says NAI chief
News The hacker and virus community has raised the bar for security companies this year - posing new and greater threats to end users both at home and at work. In the past couple of months we have witnessed a spate of mass mailers and worms... [24 Jun 2003]
NAI buys Slammer-jammer Entercept for $120m
News With Entercept, NAI gets over 1,100 enterprise and government customers and what it regards as the perfect complement to its acquisition of IntruVert Networks on 1 April. NAI owns the McAfee, Sniffer... [04 Apr 2003]
Can spam filters be too effective?
News Trevor Hughes, executive director of the Network Advertising Initiative (NAI), said in a statement: "The rapid proliferation of spam is a major problem for everyone. The members of the group, as well as its sponsor, the... [19 Feb 2003]
Security select XI tackles reporting standards
News Members of the group are security companies @Stake, BindView, Foundstone, Guardent, ISS, NAI, and Symantec as well as software makers Caldera, Microsoft, Oracle and SGI. A new group, consisting of eleven software makers... [27 Sep 2002]
PGP flaw turns emails into 'digital bullets'
News Software maker Network Associates has posted a patch on its site (http://www.nai.com). Email messages encrypted with the Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) program can be used as 'digital bullets' to attack and take control of a... [06 Sep 2002]
Network Associates acquires McAfee.com
News McAfee.com management approved the deal after NAI boosted its offer of 16 per cent, an earlier offer made three weeks ago was rejected as being "inadequate". NAI now owns 75 per cent of the anti-virus... [11 Apr 2002]
Cheat Sheet: Computer viruses
Cheat Sheet External Links http://www.vmyths.com http://www.sophos.co.uk http://www.nai.com http://www.symantec.com A computer virus is a program designed to spread itself by first infecting executable files or the system areas... [26 Mar 2002]
Melissa virus: have we learned anything?
News Jack Clark, product manager at anti-virus specialist Network Associates (NAI), told silicon.com: "There could be another Melissa tomorrow. Companies are more aware of malware now, NAI's Clark added. The... [26 Mar 2002]
