Anti-Spam White Papers

This paper highlights the way the IT function is being pulled in a hundred directions, asked to stop this attack, support that service, talk to this auditor, and turn the Internet back on all with limited budget and constrained resources. VIEW SUMMARY

News headlines are a constant reminder that malware attacks and data loss are on the rise. This paper outlines eight common threats that traditional antivirus alone won’t stop, and explains how to protect your organisation using endpoint security. VIEW SUMMARY

Cross-platform security and control for your desktops, laptops, file servers and mobile devices. Sophos delivers complete protection against viruses, spyware and adware, and controls VoIP, IM, P2P and games. VIEW SUMMARY

This paper delves into the social networking security landscape — the good, the bad and the ugly — and offers practical guidance toward harnessing the power of the social Web to help businesses benefit from it. VIEW SUMMARY

Most businesses have basic security, but few vendors want you to believe this is enough. This paper charts the media hype from the coverage of the Stuxnet malware to the constant calls from vendors for more expensive technology to meet diverse threats VIEW SUMMARY

Built in C++, there are many things that make the Win32/kelihos malware stand out, not least of which is its custom built peer-to-peer network protocol. In this white paper, security experts track the origins of the malware, its previous iterations and look the approaches it uses to steal data. VIEW SUMMARY

For banks and their customers, social networks such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter have become an integral part of everyday life. Read this paper to learn the risks, the rewards of social networking and emerging solutions to enable secure, controlled activity. VIEW SUMMARY

To defeat spam, businesses need a holistic approach rather than an uncoordinated collection of features and filters. By systematically tying features together through real-time machine learning and analysis, businesses can increase the effectiveness of their spam defenses to nearly 100%. VIEW SUMMARY

According to this report, 51% of organisations with 51 to 1000 employees sustained a security attack in 2,010. The report provides a breakdown of threats and lifts the lid on what organisations are afraid of - and what they actually should be. VIEW SUMMARY

User preference is set to drive a change in the way malware is distributed:as your workforce puts more and more personal data into social networks & drops email in favour of IM & Twitter you can expect both to have to defend new frontiers and to see the same attacks from new vectors VIEW SUMMARY