Hypervisor security is the process of ensuring the hypervisor, the software that enables virtualization, is secure throughout its life cycle, including during development, implementation, provisioning, management and de-provisioning.
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Hypervisor security is the process of ensuring the hypervisor, the software that enables virtualization, is secure throughout its life cycle, including during development, implementation, provisioning, management and de-provisioning.
Companies offer up collection of technologies to help overcome enterprise concern about cloud security.
Company says source code was leaked online but says may not mean increased risk.
PCI compliance in the cloud is tough but implementing these strategies can help.
A PCI Council guidance document requires merchants to use a validated PIN entry device or secure card reader to accept payments using mobile devices.
Microsoft’s senior director of security engineering says core SDL principles should be at the foundation of critical infrastructure system protection.
At Information Security Decisions 2012, Dan Guido put the mobile malware focus on the Android security model and Google’s mobile app vetting process.
Biometric authentication helps ensure only authorized smartphone users can access a network. David Jacobs weighs the pros and cons of three methods.
The Vault partner program uses incentives to increase visibility for F5 firewalls and its architecture bundle.
DMARC aids the DKIM and SPF protocols that help keep spam out and let legitimate emails in. David Jacobs explains how.
For the first time, the ICO fines an NHS organisation for sending patient data to the wrong person.
As employees make payments on their mobile devices, the security team must act quickly to ensure corporate assets remain secure.
Just days after SOCA shut down carder sites, the agency was the victim of a DDoS attack, leading SOCA to takes its website offline.
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Green initiatives aren’t just for data centers. Reducing electricity use and preventing e-waste at home can be as simple as using free VMware software to virtualize desktops.
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