Network Security White Papers
Taking Security to the Next Level
Overview Microsoft Corp.'s most recent Security Intelligence Report (SIR), a comprehensive analysis of the threat landscape has pointed to new trends in cyber crime. The purpose of the six-monthly report is to keep customers informed about the major trends in the threat landscape and provide valuable insights and security guidance on how to make better, more informed decisions with regard to products, technologies and resources. The latest report builds on previously gathered data, but also includes new sections focused on issues of security breach notifications, spam and phishing, Internet safety enforcement, and the storm worm - a highly visible, continually updating and adapting trojan dropper.
| Publisher | Microsoft | File Format | |
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| Date Published | April 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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