Top 5 Security Threats in HTML5

December 10, 2010 Create or Manage Your Profile Security Daily Brought to you by Top 5 Security Threats in HTML5 HTML5 promises to make advanced Web app features available in native HTML, but also brings with it potential security vulnerabilities. Read more >> PDF: Managing a Growing Threat- An Executive's Guide to Web Application Security Sponsored by IBM As the number and complexity of Web applications have grown, so have the associated security risks. With increasing frequency, incidents of Web application breaches resulting in data theft are popping up as front-page news. And such attacks now have more serious consequences than ever before. Click Here >> Email Services Pose Increasing Data Security Threat Creating and enforcing stringent data loss prevention policies for free email services from Microsoft, Google and Yahoo is critical to securing corporate data. Read more >>    Facebook Hit with South Korean Privacy Complaint    Pro-WikiLeaks Hackers Take Down MasterCard Site    Symantec Warns of Multilingual IM Malware    Apple Patches 15 QuickTime Security Flaws    WikiLeaks Bolsters Cyber Defenses    SMB Guide:12 Steps to Protect Your Business - Sponsored by Symantec    Deploying and Securing a Wireless LAN. Sponsored by CDW    PDF: Preparing for a More Secure Internet Job Title: SQL Server Developer (IL) Company: Next Step Systems Location: US-IL-Chicago    eBook: All About Botnets - CDW    PDF: Beyond Disaster Recovery - Becoming a Resilient Business    Sign Up! Microsoft TechNet Subscription Standard    Download: BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express    How to Use the Advanced Capabilities and Benefits of Smarter Systems from IBM Intellectual Ventures Sues Over Security Patents A patent licensing firm founded by Microsoft's former chief strategist and CTO sues several leading security software firms for patent infringement. Read more >>    Outlook Attachment Problem    Wikileaks    Harddisk causing speaker noise

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