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Websense Introduces First Real-Time Security Application for Facebook
Today, Websense® is helping organizations and individuals protect their blogs, Facebook pages and other Web 2.0 sites through the delivery of Defensio™ 2.0, a threat detection system for the social...
View ArticleSecurity Bulletin - Aurora Internet Explorer Zero-Day Attack
Aurora Internet Explorer Zero-Day Attack As early as December 2009, emails containing links to malicious code were sent to Google, Adobe, and approximately 30 other companies. Commonly referred to as...
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Websense Security Labs Report - State of Internet Security, Q3-Q4 2009
The second half of 2009 saw malware authors focus their efforts to ensure they drove victims straight to them. In contrast to the first half of the year where mass injection attacks like Gumblar,...
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USA Today - How to protect your Facebook wall from bad links
In this blog feature in the Technology Live section, USA Today reporter Byron Acohido discusses how to keep your Facebook wall safe using the free Defensio application from Websense. Individuals and...
View ArticleIntroducing the Websense V5000 Appliance - Meet the Newest Member of the...
Generally available today, the new Websense V5000 appliance is the ideal appliance for enterprise branch office and medium business deployments. With support for up to 2000 users, the V5000 is...
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Black Hat USA 2010: Websense Security Labs Discusses Security of the Cloud at...
Tomorrow begins Black Hat USA 2010, one of the most anticipated security conferences of the year, and our exceptional Websense Security Labs team will be in force, through presentations on research...
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Social Media for Businesses: Toe in the Water or Dive In?
This month, we are focusing on social media.More often, we’re seeing businesses leverage social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to connect with their customers and fans – and...
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Social Networking was Not Created with Security in Mind
Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter were created for social networking — not security. These sites—with their rapid flow of new content and communications—are powerful tools for networking and research....
View ArticleThe Five Things You Need to Know About Social Networking Security by Rich...
Now that the genesis of Facebook is fodder for a major Hollywood film, I suppose we can no longer apply the term "over-hyped" to anything involving social networking. We've moved well beyond such...
View ArticleMalware Protection with Proactive Security
Security threats in email have been a longtime cause for concern.Multimillion dollar companies that say they can combat these threats have made a lucrative business by providing reactive security...
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