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Microsoft has released 4 new security bulletins in the July 2010 edition of patch Tuesday. These bulletins address 5 vulnerabilities. It is not uncommon, and has become expected, for a light patch Tuesday to follow a heavy patch Tuesday release from Microsoft. Last month, Microsoft released a heft...
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"Today’s Patch Tuesday could be one of the more challenging ones for IT administrators this year. Today, Microsoft has released 10 new security bulletins for the June 2010 edition of patch Tuesday. These 10 bulletins address a total of 34 vulnerabilities.
Two security advisories have be...
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Jason Miller. Data and Security Team Manager for Shavlik Technologies’ Patch Patrol has a contrarian point of view on today’s patch releases; while few in number, the vulnerabilities are pretty serious. Shavlik is based in Minneapolis.
"Microsoft has released 2 new secu...
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Microsoft has re-released MS1-106 which was originally released during the March 2010 version of Patch Tuesday. When the bulletin was released, Microsoft stated that Microsoft Producer 2003 contained the vulnerability. But, Microsoft chose not to supply a patch for the vulnerability.
With this re-...
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Microsoft has released 11 new security bulletins for this month’s Patch Tuesday, addressing 29 vulnerabilities. This month’s security bulletins range from servers to workstations with a lot of affected products. This month you can count on pretty much every type of Windows computer bei...
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Microsoft just announced their Patch Tuesday Advanced Notification for the April 2010 edition of Patch Tuesday. They are planning on releasing 11 new security bulletins fixing 25 vulnerabilities.
• 5 bulletins are rated Critical
• 5 bulletins are rated Important
• 1 bulletin is rated...
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The goal of a security program is to choose and implement cost effective countermeasures that mitigate the vulnerabilities that will most likely lead to loss.
This paper discusses the management of Risk and how Vulnerability Management is one of the few counter-measures easily justified by its abili...
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Democracy, the elusive political system, got a lift from Twitter’s Founder, Evan Williams. As we shared earlier this week, prior to Google’s recent refusal to abide by China’s censorship rules, CCTV’s Tian Wei reminded everyone that Google courted and vowed to keep within...
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"Microsoft has gone out-of-band from their normal release cycle for a critical security bulletin release. The bulletin addresses the zero-day vulnerability described in Security Advisory KB979352.
The last time Microsoft went out-of-band for a security bulletin was in July 2009. That bulletin...
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Whether your organization utilizes an agile or waterfall development methodology, the addition of static analysis will bring about a change in the way your development team thinks about their code. This is because an accurate static analysis tool is a source of information that demands the attention...
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New network vulnerabilities appear constantly and the ability for IT security professionals to handle new flaws, fix misconfigurations and protect against threats requires constant attention. However, with shrinking budgets and growing responsibilities, time and resources are at constrained. Therefo...
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“Microsoft has released six new security bulletins in November’s Patch Tuesday. Administrators are getting a bit of a break after last month’s mammoth security bulletin release.
MS09-065 is the first bulletin administrators should address. This bulletin affects the Windows Kernel...
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Endpoint security issues simply can’t be ignored, regardless of the size of the organization. Small enterprises in particular often need to "do more with less" when it comes to protecting their endpoints from Internet-based threats and vulnerabilities. Read this “Sector Insig...
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Vulnerabilities in web applications are now the largest vector of enterprise security attacks. Stories about exploits that compromise sensitive data frequently mention culprits such as “cross-site scripting,” “SQL injection,” and “buffer overflow.” Vulnerabilities...
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Twitter may be in the news this week for the wave of attacks on it users but the past year has shown repeated cross-site scripting infiltrations on sites such as Facebook, eBay and HSBC, the financial institution. What’s different this time is how much faster the community can respond due to ...
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