Posted in Cyber Crime, Data Security, hacking, security, security management, verisign, Web Security on February 2nd, 2012 by InfoWorld Tech Watch
In October 2011, Internet infrastructure firm VeriSign released its usual quarterly report. Buried in the 50-page filing to the SEC was the revelation that the company had been breached multiple times the previous year.
Posted in Cyber Crime, Data Security, hacking, security, security management, verisign, Web Security on February 2nd, 2012 by InfoWorld Tech Watch
In October 2011, Internet infrastructure firm VeriSign released its usual quarterly report. Buried in the 50-page filing to the SEC was the revelation that the company had been breached multiple times the previous year.
Posted in Data Management, Data Security, Database Administration, Oracle, security on January 23rd, 2012 by Eric Knorr
Since InfoWorld published "Fundamental Oracle flaw revealed" on Jan. 17, we've received abundant feedback from Oracle users and consulted with Oracle representatives, who went through the story point by point, offering clarifications and additional details, including information about the patches that address the flaw.
Posted in Data Management, Data Security, Database Administration, Oracle, security on January 23rd, 2012 by Eric Knorr
Since InfoWorld published "Fundamental Oracle flaw revealed" on Jan. 17, we've received abundant feedback from Oracle users and consulted with Oracle representatives, who went through the story point by point, offering clarifications and additional details, including information about the patches that address the flaw.
Posted in Data Management, Data Security, Database Administration, Oracle, security on January 23rd, 2012 by Eric Knorr
Since InfoWorld published "Fundamental Oracle flaw revealed" on Jan. 17, we've received abundant feedback from Oracle users and consulted with Oracle representatives, who went through the story point by point, offering clarifications and additional details, including information about the patches that address the flaw.
Posted in Data Management, Data Security, Database Administration, Oracle, security on January 23rd, 2012 by Eric Knorr
Since InfoWorld published "Fundamental Oracle flaw revealed" on Jan. 17, we've received abundant feedback from Oracle users and consulted with Oracle representatives, who went through the story point by point, offering clarifications and additional details, including information about the patches that address the flaw.
Posted in Data Management, Data Security, Database Administration, Oracle, security on January 23rd, 2012 by Eric Knorr
Since InfoWorld published "Fundamental Oracle flaw revealed" on Jan. 17, we've received abundant feedback from Oracle users and consulted with Oracle representatives, who went through the story point by point, offering clarifications and additional details, including information about the patches that address the flaw.
Posted in Applications, Data Management, Data Security, Database Administration, Oracle, Patch Management, security on January 17th, 2012 by Eric Knorr
Over the past two months, InfoWorld has been researching a flaw in Oracle's flagship database software that could have serious repercussions for Oracle database customers, potentially compromising the security and stability of Oracle database systems.
Typically, when a bug results in a database outage, affected systems can simply be recovered from backups. But as InfoWorld has learned, this particular collection of Oracle issues could incur database outages that take considerable time and effort to correct.
Posted in Applications, Data Management, Data Security, Database Administration, Oracle, Patch Management, security on January 17th, 2012 by Eric Knorr
Over the past two months, InfoWorld has been researching a flaw in Oracle's flagship database software that could have serious repercussions for Oracle database customers, potentially compromising the security and stability of Oracle database systems.
Typically, when a bug results in a database outage, affected systems can simply be recovered from backups. But as InfoWorld has learned, this particular collection of Oracle issues could incur database outages that take considerable time and effort to correct.
Posted in Applications, Data Management, Data Security, Database Administration, Oracle, Patch Management, security on January 17th, 2012 by Eric Knorr
Over the past two months, InfoWorld has been researching a flaw in Oracle's flagship database software that could have serious repercussions for Oracle database customers, potentially compromising the security and stability of Oracle database systems.
Typically, when a bug results in a database outage, affected systems can simply be recovered from backups. But as InfoWorld has learned, this particular collection of Oracle issues could incur database outages that take considerable time and effort to correct.
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