Sophos Security

Paul Ducklin, Head of Technology for Asia Pacific, discusses the increasing problem of online phishing, highlights what is being done to combat this menace, and asks the question, "Are the banks to blame?"

Richard Jacobs, CTO, discusses the imminent release of Microsoft Vista, its enhanced security features, and the accusations from some security vendors that Vista's PatchGuard technology is preventing security vendors from properly protecting users.

Shaun Paice, Group Product Manager, highlights the challenges that small businesses face in protecting their computers and discusses their security solution needs.

John Shaw, Group Product Manager, discusses the problems that arise when employees install and use unauthorized applications, and provides insight into how IT administrators can regain control of their network.

Charles Southey, VP of IT, discusses how to ensure that your IT security policy does not impact on your organization's productivity.

Vanja Svajcer, Principal Virus Researcher at SophosLabs™, explains what rootkits are, how to protect against them, and what to do if you think you have a rootkit on your computer.

Graham Cluley, Senior Technology Consultant, discusses this report examining the top 12 spam relaying countries over the second quarter of 2006, and other developments including image spam.

Michael Argast, Director of Global Sales Operations, discusses the issues schools and universities face when protecting their computers and students against security threats.

Graham Cluley, Senior Technology Consultant, reviews this report about the most widespread security threats during the first six months of 2006, and reveals what lies ahead.

This week Chet and Duck talk about Apple, Apple, iOS, Apple, OS X, lots of patches, browser trust and Facebook privacy.