McAfee: System Security Is Weak Despite Locked Doors
Posted on March 9, 2010
Filed Under Online Security News
NewsFactor – Evidence from the recent Aurora hack attacks on major American corporations suggest that many may have tightly locked virtual front doors, but no cybersecurity inside their systems, a McAfee expert warned on Wednesday.
In a Security Insights blog post, Paul Kurtz, McAfee’s chief technology officer, discussed his study of the December-through-February attacks on Google, Intel, Adobe Systems, and other large firms.
Source: Yahoo! News: Software News
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