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How many ‘smart’ devices do you own? A Smart Phone? A Tablet? A Laptop? An e-reader? If you’re like most people, the answer is all of the above. As devices have become smaller, versatile, and more affordable it’s not all that uncommon for people that own these devices to use them both at home and in the workplace. However, this industry trend does not come without security ramifications, having more devices increases the need for the security and management.  A lost Smart Phone or tablet could put your personal and business data at risk and expose sensitive information to unauthorized individuals.

Many companies have begun to make a shift toward a virtual environment. One of the main reasons that this is happening is the emerging effort to cut costs while still increasing efficiency. RSA’s new Authentication Manager 8.0 platform does just that, while deploying risk-based authentication along both hardware and software applications.

Did you know that only 20 percent of the user population uses strong authentication?  This means that the other 80 percent of users still pose a risk, and likely carry a high cost. Are you interested in learning about the cutting edge RSA® Authentication Manager and all that it has to offer? Then join Rutter on Wednesday, June 5 for the Authentication Manager 8.0 Roadshow at the new high-definition, Theater 1, located at the Revere Hotel in Boston’s Theater District.

Join Rutter Networking at SecureWorld Expo, March 27-28, 2013 to see the latest security solutions.  SecureWorld Expo brings together security leaders, experts, high-level executives and policy makers that will lead changes in the security landscape.  Conference pass holders can also earn CPE Credits.  Meet our team of experts and qualify for a FREE Security Assessment!

Join Rutter Networking Technologies, Inc. & Check Point Software for an in-depth discussion on the current threat of Targeted Malware featuring Tomer Teller.

One of the things we have been hearing quite a bit about lately is the Mobile Device Management (MDM) space and how this is a growing challenge for a number or organizations.

It has been in the works for quite some time, but a new version of NMAP was released this week! This is exciting news for those of us who rely on the NMAP tool in our day to day jobs. It's taken three years (the last major release was in 2009), but my early take on it regarding some basic testing is that it was well worth the wait. The creators have listed the following as the six major improvements/features:

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Check Point SSL Network Extender and Windows Update KB2585542

This is of especially important note to anyone running Check Point R75 or R75.20 in a production environment. On January 6^th,2012, Check Point announced the release of R75.30.