Juniper
Global Secure Systems are an authorised reseller for Juniper and are the UK's largest privately owned and most experienced IT security organisation.
Our award-winning solutions (including Juniper) have been helping businesses secure their data and achieve regulatory compliance since the mid-nineties by providing cutting-edge technology alongside accredited consultancy and testing services. GSS has a single aim; information assurance. delivered.
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About Juniper
Juniper Networks' high-performance network infrastructure helps businesses create a responsive and trusted environment for accelerating the deployment of services and applications over a single network.
With Juniper Networks, businesses can capitalise on opportunities to innovate, grow and strengthen their business and answer the challenge of complicated, legacy networks with high-performance, open, flexible solutions that enable:
- Consolidation and delivery of services and applications across highly distributed environments to ensure consistent accessibility from anywhere at any time
- Rapid deployment and scaling of new services and applications to support evolving business demands
- Protection and recovery of services and applications against business risks and sophisticated threats
- Operational improvements to help reduce administrative, training, customer care and other costs
The public sector, including military, intelligence and civilian agencies, and public institutions, rely on Juniper to ensure that their network securely and efficiently delivers the critical services that inform and protect citizens.
Juniper Products
Unified Access Control from Juniper Networks combines user identity, device security state and network location data to create a unique, dynamic access control ploicy for each individual user and session.
Juniper Networks SRX Series uses Dynamic Services Architecture provided by Junos to scale integrated security and network capabilities simultaneously, providing the essential capabilities necessary to connect, secure, and manage enterprise and service provider networks, from the smallest sites to the largest headquarters and data centers.
The Juniper Networks SSG series provide high-performance security platforms designed for everything from small branch offices to large global deployments. Ideal for stopping internal and external attacks, preventing unauthorised access and achieving regulatory compliance.
The Juniper Networks SA series SSL VPN appliances ensure theat remote and mobile employees, customers and partners have anytime, anywhere access to corporate resources and applications.
Juniper Networks IDP Series Intrusion Detection and Prevention Appliances protect against network and application-level attacks before they cause damage, minimising the costs associated with maintaining a secure network.
The Juniper Networks Integrated Security Gateways (ISG) are purpose-built, security solutions that leverage a fourth generation security ASIC, the GigaScreen3, along with high-speed microprocessors to deliver unmatched firewall and VPN performance.
The Juniper Networks NetScreen Series is specifically designed to deliver high-performance firewall/VPN security to large enterprise, carrier and data centre networks.
IT Directors face a dilemma - the need to enable workforce mobility whilst ensuring a secure isolated environment for network security. Trusted Client solves the dilemma by offering low cost highly secure mobile access to networks and data, drastically reducing the risk of data loss and insecure access. It is a secure isolated environment on a USB stick.
Juniper Industry News
LulzSec was "the canary in the coal mine" for enterprise security Last week, notorious hacking group LulzSec officially ended its months-long hacking campaign and formally disbanded itself. In its wake, the group left a trail which includes high profile denial of service attacks and data breaches, which have lead to the details of tens of thousands of users being posted online and the trashing of several security offier's reputations. LulzSec grabbed headlines for its brazen attacks on targets i......
[more] Juniper says 90 per cent of businesses have suffered an IT breach The overwhelming majority of large enterprises have suffered data breaches in one form or another over the past 12 months, according to a recent survey from Juniper Networks. The study found that 90 per cent of the companies it polled reported falling victim to a breach, despite heavy spending on security protection. Nearly one quarter of the companies surveyed reported spending more than 25 per cent of their total IT budget on se......
[more] Just four per cent of smartphones and tablets are protected against malware The mobile security software market will be worth $1bn by 2013 as the need for protection on smartphones and tablets against a growing number of threats becomes essential, according to Juniper Research. The market will grow to $3.6bn by 2016 when over 277 million devices will be protected, up from just four per cent, or around 27 million, according to the firm's Securing and Protecting a Mobile Future white paper. Report......
[more] Industry agrees on security vulnerability reporting format Three years after its founding, the Industry Consortium for Advancement of Security on the Internet (ICASI) is starting to bear fruit with the launch of version 1.0 of its framework designed to allow tech vendors to more easily share data on software vulnerabilities.What the organization has been working on is the CVRF (Common Vulnerability Reporting Framework), a free-to-use, XML-based reporting standard that promises to clean up the m......
[more] Google Android prime target for malware attacks, says Juniper Symbian and Microsoft Windows Mobile platforms have been the proving ground for mobile malware over the past five years, but a new Juniper Networks report states that Google Android now takes "the crown" as the platform getting the most attention from malware developers. "That's where the momentum is for 2011," says Dan Hoffman, chief mobile security evangelist at Juniper, whose "Mobile Devices: The New Fronti......
[more] Juniper touts virtualisation security for cloud deployments Juniper Networks has announced the integration of its vGW Virtual Gateway with its SRX Series Services Gateways to create a comprehensive virtualisation security offering for private and public cloud deployments. The gateway aims to ease the configuration of increasingly mobile virtual workloads in mixed physical-virtual environments by ensuring that security is maintained and enforced at the individual virtual-machine level. The produc......
[more] Facebook and web apps threaten network security The world is very different from the days when email ruled the roost and Yahoo, not Google, was the first search engine name that rolled off your tongue. In 1995, the worst security threat was a virus on a floppy disk. But in 2011 the security landscape has completely changed; cyber crime is a huge industry and computers have the ability to bring down the networks of whole countries. The internet is not just web browsing and email any more, it's Fa......
[more] Juniper Networks eases connectivity and security issues Juniper Networks has announced a range of software and services that should help mobile operators boost scale and security and improve connectivity for end users. The firm said at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona that the additions will boost current services, and improve networks for future growth, higher bandwidth and rich media apps. Juniper expects that there will be billions of smartphones in use by 2020, and is looking to improve th......
[more] Important Trends and Considerations in Mobility: Juniper Networks Technology advancements have a significant impact on our lives and looking back to 2010 may help us to better determine where we are going in 2011. In a recent TMCnet interview, CEO Rich Tehrani asked Greg Maudsley, director of Product Marketing for Juniper Networks, his opinion on the most significant technology trend in 2010. Maudsley pointed to the ongoing mobility explosion and the introduction of the tablet as a productivity......
[more] Firewall rules management fine-tunes operations Organizations have been building security into their business infrastructure to avoid incurring additional acquisition and operational costs from standalone security products. Firewall rules management vendors are responding to this demand by prioritizing features that facilitate the integration of security operations with network and IT teams. Security vendors in this segment -- such as AlgoSec, RedSeal, SecurePassage, Skybox, and Tufin that were......
[more] Juniper gobbles Altor Networks in $95m startup snack Juniper Networks has acquired partner Altor Networks for $95m in cash, to beef up the security of networks and virtualized servers using its switches. Altor, which was founded in 2007, is located in Redwood Shores, California, and has created a firewall and intrusion protection system combination that was designed from the ground up to be used in virtualized networks linking virtualized servers to each other. The company was founded by Amir Be......
[more] Users complacent about mobile security, finds research Seven out of 10 people store sensitive information such as medical and bank details on their mobile phone without any security, new research has found. At the same time, four out of five respondents cite security as a top priority when buying or using a smartphone. The research was conducted by security firm Juniper Networks. It announced its first global threat centre to monitor vulnerabilities in the mobile world."We are all living th......
[more] Juniper Networks launches mobile security platform Juniper Networks is planning to roll out a complete mobile security platform. The company said that the Junos Pulse Mobile Security Suite would spread from the service provider level to the enterprise IT and end-user spaces. The platform will bundle security protections with mobile device management and access control services. Juniper Networks chief executive Kevin Johnson said that the platform will look to get out ahead of the spread of mobil......
[more] Junos Pulse App Enables iPhone Users to Enjoy Secure Remote Access to Enterprise Networks Juniper Networks has announced that the Juniper Networks Junos® Pulse App, that enables anytime, anywhere secure remote access and connectivity to iPhone and iPod touch, is now available on the App Store. Using the Junos Pulse App, the industry's first downloadable VPN app for the iPhone, coupled with the Juniper Networks SA Series SSL VPN Appliances, users can now access any corporate resource from the......
[more] iPhone 4, iOS 4 offer deeper enterprise support Apple CEO Steve Jobs promised deeper enterprise support with its iPhone 4 and its iOS 4 software, noting that it will offer better data protection, wireless application distribution and support for multiple Exchange e-mail accounts, as well as SSL VPN security. But all of that still might not be enough for some industry analysts to give IT shops a green light for full iPhone deployments, at least when the iPhone is compared with BlackBerry device......
[more] Skype iPhone app hits five million downloads Skype has claimed that five million consumers have downloaded its iPhone 3G VoIP application since it was released at the weekend. The 3G capabilities in the Skype 2.0 application mean that users are not restricted to the availability of a Wi-Fi network when they want to make calls. The application was designed to allow customers to make and receive free Skype-to-Skype calls for a trial period until the end of this year, and call mobiles and landline......
[more] Hacker develops multi-platform rootkit for ATMs One year after his Black Hat talk on Automated Teller Machine security vulnerabilities was yanked by his employer, security researcher Barnaby Jack plans to deliver the talk and disclose a new ATM rootkit at the computer security conference. He plans to give the talk, entitled "Jackpotting Automated Teller Machines," at the Black Hat Las Vegas conference, held July 28 and 29.Jack will demonstrate several ways of attacking ATM machines, i......
[more] Intel confirms attempted hacking attacks in January Intel was targeted by "sophisticated" attacks last month, about the same time that Google reported its network had been breached, allegedly by Chinese hackers. In its annual report filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Intel confirmed that it had been hit in January. "We regularly face attempts by others to gain unauthorised access through the Internet to our information technology systems by, for example, masquerading as......
[more] Almost 2,500 firms breached in ongoing hack attack Criminal hackers have penetrated the networks of almost 2,500 companies and government agencies in a coordinated campaign that began 18 months ago and continues to steal email passwords, login credentials, and other sensitive data to this day, a computer security company said. The infections by a variant of the Zeus botnet began in late 2008 and have turned more than 74,000 PCs into remote spying platforms that have siphoned highly proprietary......
[more] Australia's net filter makes world headlines Senator Stephen Conroy is fast becoming an international name - with the world's technology and political community astounded as much by his plans for an internet filter as the build of the $43 billion national broadband network. London's Telegraph led with the headline "Australia plans Chinese-style internet filtering", reminding its UK readers that the leaked ACMA blacklist had included the "innocent websites of a dentist's practice in Queensland,......
[more] Lockheed-Martin outlines huge cybersecurity project Military security firm Lockheed Martin has been awarded a new $31 million deal to develop new cyber security systems. The company said that it will be enlisting the support of Microsoft, Juniper Networks and researchers from Stanford University for the project, which is being commissioned by the US military. Among the aims of the campaign will be to develop new methods for securing networks, managing bandwidth and access and policy management......
[more] Juniper wraps remote types in security blanket Juniper has stretched its enterprise security mechanisms to better protect all those machines logging into corporate networks from remote locations. Dubbed Juniper Networks Adaptive Threat Management Solutions, the new offering automatically deploys anti-malware and anti-spyware tools to remote clients tapping the network via VPN, while affording additional protection by way of an updated intrusion-prevention system (IPS). And in an effort to ensure......
[more] How Does WAN Optimization Work? WAN optimization controllers (WOCs) can breathe new life into slow wide area network links, relieving congestion, speeding up file transfers and making applications more responsive. But how exactly do vendors like Riverbed Technology, Juniper Networks, Blue Coat Systems and Expand Networks get their devices to work their magic? To answer this question, consider the two fundamental problems that WAN links present: They have limited capacity, so they can beco......
[more] Juniper offers multi-vendor threat management Juniper is set to launch software to allows security products from competing vendors to share and analyse log information in order to determine the root cause of network problems and fix them. Called Adaptive Threat Management, the data-sharing software includes upgrades to its SSL VPN and Unified Access Control devices that enable them to publish log information to a UAC server that shares the data with other platforms. The interface between the SS......
[more] Opinion: Matt Miller, Systems Engineer, Juniper Networks Security must remain a focus for IT departments and its value should not be underestimated, says Matt Miller, Systems Engineer, Juniper Networks. 'It's inevitable that IT budgets will be taking a hit in 2009, if they haven't already, so justifying the value of investments will be even more crucial in any purchasing decision. Security is one of those areas that is always important - you can't just put security projects on the back burner u......
[more] Juniper research shows correlation between a poor IT strategy and financial results Research by Juniper Networks has showed that there is a direct correlation between a misaligned IT strategy and the negative impact on a company's bottom line. In a survey of 300 CIOs and IT directors of medium-to-large enterprises in the UK, France and Germany, results suggest that decision makers' attention during an economic downturn can be disproportionately drawn to IT issues that do not have the biggest imp......
[more] Lots of Foot-Dragging on IPv6 The IPv4 address space is near exhaustion, yet a new report claims that traffic on the modernized IPv6 (define) protocol is slow and migration to the newer address spaces is sluggish. In a year-long study of 2,393 peering and backbone routers conducted by Arbor Networks, the majority of respondents (customer and peering interfaces) said IPv6 traffic is a small percentage of overall traffic. What gives? "What we expected to find is that the migration to IPv6 is......
[more] How safe is your device? Be it logging onto your laptop, accessing your document on a scanner or getting a document on a printer, the trustworthiness of your device is of utmost importance. Security concerns led to protocols being set in order to stitch together the concept of Network Access Control (NAC). The main agenda has been to put forth policies that would help you access your network in a much-secured environment. In an exclusive interview with Prasad Ramasubramanian of CyberMedia News,......
[more] AmazingMail.com uses Juniper Networks EX-series Juniper Networks Inc., the leader in high-performance networking, today announced that its EX-series Ethernet switches and Secure Services Gateway (SSG) firewalls are deployed by Scottsdale, Ariz.-based AmazingMail.com, Inc., a leader in advanced direct mail marketing to significantly lower IT costs and simplify network and data center operations. By replacing the company's incumbent switching and security products with Juniper high-performance net......
[more] Firewall Vendors Scramble to Fix DNS Problem Nearly a month after a critical flaw in the Internet's Domain Name System was first reported, vendors of some of the most widely used firewall software are scrambling to fix a problem that can essentially undo part of the patches that address this bug. The DNS flaw affects server software made by many vendors, including Microsoft, Cisco Systems, and the Internet Systems Consortium. Some firewall software undoes a source port randomization feature tha......
[more] The University of Exeter deploys Juniper's ethernet solution Juniper Networks has announced that The University of Exeter in the UK has deployed its EX-series ethernet switches as well as MX-series ethernet services routers, integrated security gateway firewall/VPN/intrusion prevention platforms and SSL VPN platforms, to upgrade its campus-wide network infrastructure. According to Juniper Networks, the network infrastructure created by its MX-series and the EX-series running on Junos software,......
[more] How to Approach Access Control in the Social Networking Age “Here comes trouble,” say John Yun and Jay Kelley from Juniper Networks. Trouble in this case means social networking. Like instant messaging and e-mail before it, social networking can cause worries to companies that haven’t learned to adapt - and real trouble to companies that haven’t learned how to manage it. Enterprises are beginning to adopt social networking applications. They’re doing it for the sam......
[more] Juniper's New WXC Appliances: 'More Box For The Money' Juniper Networks Monday added three new appliances to its WXC application acceleration platform, offering higher disk capacities and performance in a smaller form factor. According to Juniper, the three additions—the WXC 1800, WXC 2600 and WXC 3400 appliances—give solution providers more options in offering their customers more scalable, modular and cost-effective application response across the WAN for uninterrupted and accelerated applicat......
[more] Blue Coat: We Grow One Packet at a Time As enterprises become even more distributed and even more applications are delivered over an IP address, the need for more speed and application visibility becomes even more paramount. It's quite a market opportunity for vendors, and Network equipment vendor Blue Coat Systems has a plan to capture a big chunk of it, thanks in part to its recent acquisition of Packeteer. During a recent interview, Blue Coat CEO Brian NeSmith said he is confident that his......
[more] Beijing Prepares for 'High-tech Olympics' All over Beijing, Olympic countdown clocks tick off the seconds that China has awaited for seven years: the moments until Aug. 8, 2008, at 8:00 pm, when the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics begin. Perhaps the most important competition involving the Olympics will not take place during 16 days in August, but occurred in 2000 and 2001, when Beijing challenged Istanbul, Osaka, Toronto and Paris for the right to be the host city. Seven years and 2......
[more] Internet fraud on rise Failing to do basic background checks is resulting in more Internet users falling victim to online fraud this year, costing them up to as much in value as a small car. Internet fraud is up 20 per cent from last year, says the Internet Crime Complaint Centre, with 37.5 per cent of all complaints due to online auction fraud. Barnaby Jack, a staff security researcher at Juniper Networks in the United States says that fraud involving online auctions continues to be the most......
[more] Virgin Media to offer 50Gbps broadband Following its successful results 'North-South' trial, Virgin Media will begin to roll out its 50 gigabits per second (Gbps) broadband service later this year. The trial, which took place at the end of last month and is thought to be the first of its kind in the UK, utilised Juniper routers and Nortel's Adaptive Optical Engine to carry 40Gbps traffic on the Virgin network over a 350km stretch between London and Manchester. "Our aim for this trial was t......
[more] Google sees mobile search on the rise Ease of use, increased speed, and flat-rate data plans are all helping mobile search grow in popularity. Google's search tool for mobile phones has increased searches by 20 percent, according to the company. The software for Nokia, BlackBerry, and now also Windows Mobile phones makes searching 40 percent quicker, because it needs fewer clicks and there's no waiting for a browser to download the search engine's Web page, Google said. Ease of u......
[more] US, UK and friends have cyber-war party Business and government leaders from the US, UK and three other countries will spend much of this week simulating and defending against a large-scale cyber attack in an exercise designed to strengthen coordinated responses to what many perceive as a growing threat. Participants of Cyber Storm II, which also include about 40 private-sector companies, will enact a scenario in which "persistent, fictitious adversaries" launch an extended attack usi......
[more] 'Merger of equals' for rival VARs Security VARs Global Secure Systems (GSS) and Peapod have mirrored the impending union of their respective vendor allies Websense and SurfControl by completing their own merger.Peapod's owner, private equity firm CTIL, has taken a stake in the new entity formed to co-ordinate the merger, GSS Holding, although exact terms of the deal have not yet been disclosed.David Hobson, managing director of Worthing-based GSS, insisted it was a ‘merger of equals', des......
[more] Crunch time for GSS over Peapod merger Industry experts predict combined company will encroach on larger players’ territory GSS has headed off months of channel speculation by confirming that it is on the verge of merging with rival security VAR Peapod.Rumours first surfaced that Peapod, which was plucked from administration by private equity firm Global Emerging Markets in 2002, was up for sale in May, with Websense partner GSS among the fancied suitors. David Hobson, managing director of Worth......
[more] SSL traffic clogging WANs, says vendor An increasing percentage of WAN traffic is now SSL-encrypted, which is posing problems for WAN optimisation systems, according to a survey of over 1,300 IT professionals. According to the survey, sponsored by Blue Coat Systems, 53 percent of enterprises have SSL-enabled applications now, 45 percent plan to use them over the next year, and for 35 percent, SSL already represents at least a quarter of their WAN traffic. Almost two-thirds of those surveyed sai......
[more] Citrix vulnerability found A vulnerability has been found in Citrix's Presentation Server Client, an application that allows remote users to access corporate servers from outside the office. Versions older than 10.0 could be vulnerable to a buffer overflow which would enable an attacker to compromise a user's machine, according to researcher Karl Lynn of Juniper Networks, who discovered the vulnerability. Security advisory organisation Secunia has rated the vulnerability as highly critical......
[more] Vernier Networks Doubles Edgewall Network Access Control Appliance Sales Vernier Networks, the leading provider of Network Access Control (NAC) products designed to ensure network endpoint compliance, has announced that the company experienced extensive growth in the first quarter of the year, doubling sales of its EdgeWall 7000 product line from the previous quarter and expanding the current customer base to 850. The company also added a significant number of new and expanded customer installa......
[more] Football union scores staff mobility goals The Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) plans to upgrade computer systems to enable staff to access email and other applications remotely.The trade union - which advises footballers in England and Wales - expects to replace Windows NT4 and Microsoft Exchange 5.5 servers with systems providing greater functionality to staff based in Manchester, London and Birmingham.By updating IT systems the PFA hopes to introduce remote working applications th......
[more] Network security market growing Infonetics Research reported today that the network security market increased by 15 percent last year and predicted that revenue will grow another 32 percent by 2009. According to a report written by Infonetics analyst Jeff Wilson, worldwide revenue for network security appliances and software totaled $4.3 billion in 2005. Cisco led the industry, capturing 34 percent of market. Check Point and Juniper trailed in second and third place respectively. The repor......
[more] Schools give WiMax and wi-fi top marks Spending on wireless leaps... Schools are turning to wireless networks - especially WiMax - as a more cost effective way of providing internet access to more locations.
As a result, global spend on mobile and wireless by education authorities will rise from $827m last year to a healthy $6.5bn by 2010, according to predictions from Juniper Research.
This figure includes the spending on handheld and portable wireless devices, hardware, software and services......
[more] IPsec dead by 2008, says Gartner The IPsec protocol that has served remote access so well for the last decade is now in its death throes, Gartner has prophesised.
In a new report, it predicted that by 2008, the use of IPsec will have been swept away by its younger technological rival, SSL, for much of the market. By that year, two-thirds of teleworking remote access employees - and 90 percent of casual access users - will have adopted SSL.
In the last three years, SSL has attracted three mill......
[more] Websense Unveils Ecosystem Websense, Inc. (Nasdaq: WBSN - News), the world's leading provider of employee internet management solutions, today announced the launch of a new technology alliance partner framework, the Websense® Web Security Ecosystem(TM) extending Websense Enterprise® and Websense Web Security Suite(TM) technology to critical enterprise security initiatives including network access control, security event management and identity management. Websense's expanded network of alliance......
[more] Hacker fear boosts IT security spending Fuelled by increasing fears of virus and hack attacks, global network security appliance and software sales continue to climb steadily, rising four per cent to $1bn between the first and second quarters of this year, according to newly published figures.
The latest Network Security Appliances and Software study from Infonetics Research also predicted that security appliance and software sales will grow by 23 per cent to $1.3bn by the second quarter of 20......
[more] Second Annual Saudi IT Security Forum attracts more than 600 Industry Professionals 'The main objective of this event is to spread IT Security awareness, especially in this world where there is an increasing dependency on IT tools in doing business,' said His Excellency Dr. Abdul Rahman Ibn Subait Al-Subait, Deputy for Technical Affairs, National Guard.
The main topics of the Forum include latest IT security technologies and future trends, Information security auditing, IT security awareness,......
[more] Industry reels from IP flaw IP flaw could allow attacks on routers and Internet software The U.K.'s National Infrastructure Co-Ordination Centre (NISCC) has warned of a flaw in Internet Protocol (IP) that could allow significant attacks on a wide range of products, including routers and Internet software from Microsoft, Cisco Systems, IBM, Juniper Networks, and others.
While the flaw in ICMP, IP's control protocol, will be only moderately critical for some vendors' products, in others it could......
[more] Security show tackles online threats The security industry, which is in the business of paranoia, will be looking over its shoulders more frequently at the annual RSA Security Conference this week. With phishing attacks plaguing consumers, viruses showing no signs of abating, and regulations such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act worrying clients, business has been brisk for security companies.
Yet the continuing rise of online threats underscores the lack of progress in solving corporate and consumer......
[more] Intrusion Prevention: A Lock To Dominate The New Year Heading into the new year, solution providers, vendors and industry analysts predict that 2005 will be the year of the intrusion prevention system. While 2004 was the year of the integrated perimeter security device, experts said the coming year will focus on devices and software solutions that hinge upon some kind of prevention of threats such as viruses, worms, spyware and adware, the programs that spark crippling distributed denial of serv......
[more] What application-level security really means Recent advances in defenses that target malicious network traffic have made it possible to analyze that traffic in real time for potential threats.
These techniques enable visibility throughout the entire seven-layer OSI model of the network stack. In this model, the ultimate payload data is carried at the application layer. But the evolution of the term “application” has led to some confusion as to what defense at this level really means. Today, i......
[more] The network is the security Remember computing in the 1980s? This was an era when stand-alone IBM mainframes and VAX minicomputers dominated the computing landscape. Each system ran an application or two for a specific constituency. Application and data integration was so cumbersome that few companies had the skills, budgets or stomachs to attempt it. Mainframes and minicomputers were truly data-processing islands.
Fast-forward to 2004, and network security looks a lot like the host-based comp......
[more] Net threat overstated, says security researcher Widespread reports about a flawed communications protocol making the Internet vulnerable to collapse were overblown, according to the researcher credited with uncovering the security problem. A flaw in the most widely used protocol for sending data over the Net--TCP, or the Transmission Control Protocol--was addressed by most large Internet service providers during the last two weeks and presents little danger to major networks, said Paul Watson,......
[more] Security budgets soared in 2003 The combined revenues of 22 of the largest publicly listed pure-play IT security vendors grew 14 per cent last year The heavy hitters of the security market posted combined revenues of $5.33bn last year compared to $4.67bn in 2002, according to a study by analysts Datamonitor published today.
"A steady rise in security revenues in 2003 indicates that corporate budgets are becoming less constrained and that security remains top of CIOs' agenda. This indicates st......
[more] eBay hacker pleads guilty Jerome Heckenkamp pleaded guilty Thursday to defacing the online auction house eBay and penetrating systems at the San Diego-based telecommunication equipment maker Qualcomm, ending years of pre-trial court wrangling and casting considerable doubt on his public claims of innocence.
Under the terms of his plea deal with prosecutors, Heckenkamp, 24, admitted to causing at least $70,000 in losses in a 1999 hacking spree while a graduate student at the University of Wi......
[more] Hacker pleads guilty to accessing, damaging computers A former Los Alamos National Laboratory computer specialist pleaded guilty Thursday to hacking into and damaging the computers of several high-tech companies, including online auction giant eBay Inc.
Jerome T. Heckenkamp, 24, of Los Angeles was indicted by grand juries in Southern and Northern California in connection with the attacks, which took place before he joined the laboratory. The cases were consolidated in San Jose last year.......
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