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Content tagged with Compliance posted in February 2012
It's True: Compliance Can Be Good For Your Business
Commentary  |  2/29/2012  | 
The best insurance for your organization is often the processes required for compliance
Bots: Stand Up And Be Counted
Commentary  |  2/24/2012  | 
A new FCC-backed initiative will gather real ISP data on infected bot machines, but will it make a dent on the botnet scourge?
Web Encryption That Works
News  |  2/23/2012  | 
SSL technology isn't perfect, but it can be an effective security tool for your organization. Here are four tips for optimizing its performance
Five Dangerous Compliance Assumptions
Commentary  |  2/23/2012  | 
Many businesses fool themselves about their compliance problems
Another Hurdle For IPsec
News  |  2/14/2012  | 
Some organizations are taking a second look at IPsec for more security, but, like SSL, it also relies on a flawed trust model
Being A Security Bully Does Not Make You Compliant
Commentary  |  2/14/2012  | 
Compliance is not a tool for dodging work or dismissing business needs
Avoid Putting IT In A GRC Vacuum
News  |  2/13/2012  | 
When infosec pros are asked to set security and compliance policies with no line-of-business input, problems are inevitable
Five Tactical Security Metrics To Watch
News  |  2/10/2012  | 
Wondering how secure the corporate network is? Here's five operational security metrics that can help. First of a two-part series
'Factory Outlets' Selling Stolen Facebook, Twitter Credentials At Discount Rates
News  |  2/8/2012  | 
Are cybercriminals' inventory overstocked? New bulk sales pitch could be an indication, researchers say
Slide Show: Technologies That Are Changing The Sports Security Game
News  |  2/3/2012  | 
Digital technology is increasingly playing a major role in sports security operations
Compliance And 'The Little Guys'
Commentary  |  2/3/2012  | 
Small and midsize businesses often let the cost of compliance obscure important benefits
How To Spot A Fake Facebook Profile
Quick Hits  |  2/2/2012  | 
Barracuda Networks gathers telltale characteristics of the phony Facebook 'Friend'


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In Delta Electronics InfraSuite Device Master versions prior to 1.0.5, an attacker could use URL decoding to retrieve system files, credentials, and bypass authentication resulting in privilege escalation.
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Delta Electronics InfraSuite Device Master versions prior to 1.0.5 contains an improper access control vulnerability in which an attacker can use the Device-Gateway service and bypass authorization, which could result in privilege escalation.
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Heap-based Buffer Overflow in GitHub repository gpac/gpac prior to 2.4.0.