Tags: security solutions
Lots of FREE full version security solutions coming to our social network for our National IT Security Public Awareness Program “NITSPAP” in October.
Link: http://titssn.org/signup.php
Greetings my fellow readers,
This is an early heads up for you our valuable blogs readers that we will be giving away a lot of great full version security solutions for FREE as a part of our contribution towards helping to provide more education, awareness and security for our online users. We value your support in reading our blogs and sending me your feedback and support so here’s a little something back from us to you.
There will be anti-virus suites, anti-malware suites and other detection, prevention and mitigation solutions from the vendors in our network. You must be an active member of our social network to win so join up now and get ready for some good stuff. All are invited so join us if you are not yet a member of the best new social network around.
The giveaway details will be provided shortly as I work on purchasing the solutions to have enough to distribute.
Thank you and have a great day,
~Brett A. Scudder~
What the Conficker is going on. All is well so far, still time to patch up and prepare, vendors wild on signature releases
Link: http://theitsecurityattache.com/blogs
Hi all,
If your day went like mine then you must be beat, phew, what a week so far.
It’s 3am and i’m scanning the wires, net and blogs to see what’s up with Conficker so far. All is well and from the looks of things you still have time to get those patches loaded, get that anti-virus/anti-malware loaded, configured and run a full/deep scan.
I just completed a full scan of my network and double checked my logs and settings and everything looks ok. We’re still early into the day and so who knows.
For those who are saying it could be a joke/hoax and not preparing for it,
What if it isn’t?
Would you want to be prepared even if it isn’t?
I see that the anti-virus vendors have been busy. Some have released 4-6 new definition updates over the past 12 hrs and that’s a good sign. It means they are still working diligently on helping us stay secure. By the time it hits morning here in the US everyone should be running some April 1st 2009 definitions as I expect there will be at least 1 or 2 within the first 8hrs. If you’re not running with an April 1st def, then make sure you’re at least at March 31st after running an auto update for definitions.
I haven’t slept since Saturday just from prepping for today and helping people get their systems patched, updated and secured but I am surely going to catch a few zzzzzzz in a few.
The day is young, be safe than sorry, patch and secure up and rest well.
Until later when I rise,
The IT Security Attaché

