Category Archives: spam

Early Discovery of Advanced Persistent Threats is Key to Protecting Corporate Assets

Posted on 02/08/2011 by

Cisco has released its latest 2Q11 Global Threat Report today revealing some interesting statistics on the current threat landscape.  The rate of unique instances of malware more than doubled in the second quarter.  Average encounter rates per enterprise peaked in … Continue reading →

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Work is No Longer a Place We Go…

Posted on 05/04/2011 by

As more and more employees choose to embrace the growing trend towards remote working, the consumption of mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets continues to soar.  There is an exploding trend of users bringing in their own networked … Continue reading →

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How Do You Plan to Watch The Royals Get Hitched?

Posted on 23/03/2011 by

On 29th July, 1981, crowds of 600,000 people filled the streets of London and a further 750 million viewers sat themselves in front of a TV to catch a glimpse of Lady Diana Spencer and Prince Charles on their wedding … Continue reading →

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2010 is First Year of Declining Spam Volume in History of Internet

Posted on 20/01/2011 by

In Cisco’s latest Annual Security Report, it reveals that 2010 marks the first year of declining global spam volume in the history of the Internet.  Despite this good news, the problem spots were developing nations, including France, Germany, and the … Continue reading →

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Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam – But Is Spam Coming or Going?

Posted on 12/01/2011 by

Over the last week the topic of spam has been thrust into the spotlight once again with reports last week of dramatic falls in spam volume, only for it to be reported in a popular news site this week that it has … Continue reading →

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