Security

BT Group opens its first ever ‘BT Asia Pacific Security Operation Centre’ in India

BT Group opens its first ever ‘BT Asia Pacific Security Operation Centre’ in IndiaBT India, the Indian subsidiary of BT group, which is one of the world’s leading providers of communications solutions and services, has announced the opening of its first ever BT Asia Pacific Security Operations centre (SOC) in India.  

The centre which is located in a BT dedicated building at Noida, will provide security device management services involving critical customer components including firewalls, intrusion detection devices and Bluecoat Proxy devices used for securing networked-IT environments.

Symantec announces to release Norton 360 version 3.0 security solution in India

Norton 360The provider security, storage and systems management solutions, Symantec Corp. today announced that it will soon release Norton 360 version 3.0 security solution in India. According to the Sunnyvale, California based security firm, Symantec, Norton 360 version 3.0 is an all-in-one security solution for computers with/without internet connections.   

Version C of Conficker worm to get going on April 1!

ConfickerAccording to latest rumors about the new variant of Conficker, Version C, the malicious worm will get going again on the April Fool's Day! Though exactly what kind of damage the malware would cause is anybody's guess; bloggers assume the wreck to range from forced downloads of malicious code to more spam striking users' inboxes - blasting out update requests to its nearly 50,000 domains!

Serious Vulnerability in Acrobat, Reader confirmed by Adobe

Serious Vulnerability in Acrobat, Reader confirmed by Adobe It was confirmed by Adobe on Thursday that major security vulnerability is present in its Acrobat and Reader software.

In its security advisory, Adobe informed, "This vulnerability would cause the application to crash and could potentially allow an attacker to take control of the affected system. There are reports that this issue is being exploited."

Channel structure in India being restructured by Trend Micro

Trend Micro Internet Security The channel business by the Security vendor, Trend Micro is being restructured in India, and already the Delhi-based ACPL and Chennai-based Raksha Technologies have been elevated as sub-distributors.

It has also been learnt that by the end of this month, the consumers will also be able to avail security offerings from the vendors, who are also betting on retail strategy. It will also be good to know that all the retail outlets across the country will have Trend Micro Internet Security and Security Pro.

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