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They think hackers will be copying the new discs sooner rather than later. Few readers need to be told that the Internet is a dangerous place. Anyone in the IT field is aware that viruses, spam, and malicious Web sites exist. Knowledge of these attacks and vulnerabilities was the domain of specialized security gurus just a few years ago. But the need to understand computer security has spread beyond the domain of specialists. Today, even IT end users need to be aware of threats and countermeasures to some degree. Let this new 2011 Security Threat Report be your weapon in The Graves battle against malware. It describes the The Graves threats of 2010, what to watch for in 2011, and more importantly, what you need to do to get ahead of them. Focusing on the plan instead of the disaster helps to ensure you can survive challenges you never considered. This business continuity planning guide offers a checklist to help IT analyze threats, appoint a crisis management team, and develop a dynamic plan. Use it to simplify planning and adjust according to your business needs. Most small and midsize organizations find implementing unified communications a daunting task, between lack of in-house expertise and complex integration issues, its easy to back burner this project. Utilizing consultants with the experience to affordably and seamlessly migrate your infrastructure to Microsoft Exchange 2010, Lync and SharePoint can be the path to taking communications to the The Graves level. Find out what will be news for the day, with our first-thing-in-the-morning briefing. Last years cyberattacks, like Aurora and Stuxnet, demonstrates that malware lurks everywhere and tricks even the most scrupulous user. Our threat experts see 30, 000 new malicious URLs each day-70% of which are legitimate websites that were hacked. Let our new 2011 Security Threat Report be your weapon in the battle against malware. It describes the significant threats of 2010, what to watch for in 2011, and more importantly, what you need to do to get ahead of them. News headlines are a constant reminder that malware attacks and data leakage are on the rise. High-profile incidents that make big news might seem out of the ordinary. Yet businesses of every size face similar risks in the everyday acts of using digital technology and the internet for legitimate purposes. This paper outlines eight common threats that traditional anti-virus alone wont stop, and explains how to protect your organization using endpoint security. As an IT manager, you need to be able to effectively secure all of the websites you manage to avoid attack and the subsequent infection of site visitors. You also need to protect the users within your organization from becoming victims of malware. Organizations can use specific technologies and layered protection strategies to safeguard websites and shield employees. Well review what to watch for, as well as the security strategies that will help keep you safe. When a disc filled with some of the CIAs most irrelevant secrets gets in the hands of two determined, but dim-witted, gym employees, the duo are intent on exploiting their find.