Railway Hacks, VideoConferencing Espionage, and Security Professionals Gone Bad Another week, another WatchGuard Security Week in Review. While this week wasn't quite as action packed as last, there's plenty of security stories to cover in this episode. I summarize them in the brisk video below (runtime: 6:03 minutes). If you prefer text to moving pictures, you can also find … [Read more...]
Archives for January 2012
WatchGuard Releases v3.1.2 for WatchGuard SSL 100 and 560
WatchGuard is pleased to announce the release of WatchGuard SSL OS v3.1.2 for the WatchGuard SSL 100 and SSL 560. The WatchGuard SSL appliances are easy-to-use, all-in-one, secure, remote access solutions for small to medium-sized businesses. WatchGuard SSL 100 supports up to 100 concurrent users to make secure connections. The SSL 560 appliance supports up to 500 concurrent … [Read more...]
WatchGuard Releases Fireware XTM 11.3.5 for e-Series Appliances
WatchGuard is very pleased to announce that Fireware XTM 11.3.5, the latest operating system for our Firebox X e-Series appliances, is now available for download. Fireware XTM v11.3.5 is the newest operating system software release for Firebox X Peak, Core, and Edge e-Series appliances. Fireware XTM v11.3.5 demonstrates a continuing commitment to WatchGuard Firebox X e-Series … [Read more...]
WatchGuard Security Week in Review: Episode 1
Zappos Breach, Middle Eastern Cyberwar, Anonymous Returns, & More Welcome to my first ever episode of WatchGuard Security Week in Review. This vlog -- which I hope to bring you weekly -- is dedicated to quickly summarizing the biggest network and information security stories from each week. When appropriate, I'll also share quick tips on how you can protect yourself from … [Read more...]
Use the Zappos Breach to Renew Your Password Strategy
Last Sunday, Zappos (a popular, Amazon-owned, online shoe reseller) warned its employees and customers that an attacker had gained access to their internal network, and made off with a bunch of sensitive customer information. The good news? The attacker did not gain access to any customer credit card info. The bad news? He or she did steal over 24 million users' names, … [Read more...]