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At the moment I have ESET installed on my windows and no security on Linux. Does anyone know of any free security for Linux or Windows that: A) Automatic virus updates B) Antivirus, and C) Checks each file you open and is constantly running

While Windows has more security problem than a barn dog has fleas, Linux isn't immune to having its own security holes. Recently, two significant bugs were found, and then smashed. To make sure you don't get bit, you should patch your Linux system sooner rather than later.More Here ...

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Australian specialist security consultancy, Pure Hacking, has added two new security experts to its team and established a new security practice which it says will strengthen the firm’s focus on what it calls ‘strategic’ security.

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Hi Is there a direct way to apply a particular security advisory on the system.

Presently we have certain security advisories to be applied which require installation of multiple rpms and their dependencies.

These rpms as listed in the security advisory also mention that they have been outdated by other releases.

So the question is that is downloading and applying all such rpms the only way to

Employees of companies and organisations need educating on IT security issues and best practices, according to one leading security firm, which says a “staggering” number of IT professionals recently surveyed do not trust their end users to make sound IT security decisions.

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Bret Hartman, a well-known and highly regarded 30-year security industry veteran, is Cisco System’s (NASDAQ: CSCO) new chief technology officer for the Security Technology Group, according to a blog by Chris Young, Cisco senior vice president, Security and Government Group. Hartman, most recently CTO at RSA, EMC’s (NYSE: EMC) security division, is tasked with defining Cisco’s overall security tech