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• Click Here to See Fluffy Kittens (or Get Malware)…
  Simon Hunt - 十一月 11, 2010
  Following on from my last post where I was talking about efforts we were putting in place to stifle the use of the http://mcaf.ee secure short URL provider by spam merchants, I thought I’d share with you some interesting statistics of a recent spam attack. I pulled this pretty graph out of our Google Analytics Read more...
• McAfee No. 1 in Web Security Appliances
  Tim Roddy - 八月 20, 2009
  With Web applications and Web 2.0 beginning to take center stage in most enterprises, it’s not surprising that IT efforts and budgets to secure this Web traffic are beginning to reflect this shift. IDC notes that the Web security market is expected to nearly double from 2008 to 2013 in their recently released Worldwide Web Read more...
• McAfee to acquire MX Logic
  Archive - 七月 31, 2009
  I am very excited to announce a critical milestone in the growth of our Security-as-a-Service business. McAfee has agreed to acquire MX Logic. MX Logic is a leading provider of cloud-based security services including email and web filtering, and email archiving and continuity. Adding MX Logic’s solutions to McAfee will provide us with the most Read more...
• McAfee Harnesses the Cloud with Security-as-a-Service
  Melissa Siems - 七月 20, 2009
  This is a very exciting time at McAfee. Cloud computing is providing new ways for us to help our customers save time and money. Our industry leading global threat intelligence technologies reside in the cloud and we deliver our applications, over the internet, in a Security-as-a-Service model.Our customers can save time by using our Security Read more...
• It’s time to revamp your Defense-in-Depth strategy.
  Archive - 三月 06, 2009
  Up until now if you asked any security professional or consultant to provide you a best practice strategy for securing your enterprise, they would most likely recommend that you follow the Defense-in-Depth(DiD) strategy.Although this has proven to be a sound strategy for the most part, as a security practitioner, I would have a tough time making that recommendation to customers that are adopting a Cloud Computing model.