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eTrust SiteMinder 100 Million User Project: Cost-Effective Access Management for the Large-Scale Enterprise

As more web applications are deployed and more business is conducted by more people online, companies need a security solution that is efficient, available, reliable and scalable. eTrust SiteMinder meets all these criteria and is customer proven in over 870 sites around the globe. eTrust SiteMinder achieves high levels of...

Tags: CA eTrust, Access Management, Computer Associates International Inc., eTrust SiteMinder, Viruses And Worms, Security

White papers 2005-06-01

eTrust SiteMinder r6

eTrust SiteMinder is one of the premier security solutions for global organizations because it can cost-effectively provide an efficient security access management solution. SiteMinder offers the type of solution businesses need to meet the challenge of building and managing secure websites. eTrust SiteMinder provides all the essential security services required...

Tags: CA eTrust, CA SiteMinder, Computer Associates International Inc., eTrust SiteMinder, Security, Viruses And Worms

White papers 2005-06-01

Additional Resources

Don't doubt Deputy Dan

Well, it would seem that Tom Ptacek may have figured out something to do with Dan Kaminsky's earlier DNS flaw, and this may actually be the vulnerability to fear that we had originally heard.  Let's just say this, I've read Tom's postings on the Matasano blog for quite some time...

Tags: DNS, Domain Names, Networking, Internet, Nathan McFeters

Blog posts 2008-07-08

The sysadmin job: what's changed in ten years

The sysadmin job: what's changed in ten yearsP550 slow? Say it ain't so!Everything about IBM just sux. Their hardware is overhyped and underdelivering. Their software won't work unless you TOTALLY BUY IN to their "message" - i.e. Don't just BUY Tivoli - hire an entire team of experts to struggle...

Tags: Operating systems, OPEN SOURCE, job, SCO Group Inc., Unix, HP-UX, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2007-09-19

CA Anti-Spyware 2007

CA formerly Computer Associates has rebranded itself and its antispyware product (formerly eTrust, and formerly PestPatrol before that) as, simply, CA Anti-Spyware. Unfortunately, rebranding seems to be all they've done, as the PestPatrol product was once one of the best antispyware applications on the market and now pales in comparison...

Tags: Spyware, Spyware, adware & malware, Viruses and worms, SECURITY, Computer Associates International Inc., CA Anti-Spyware, CA Anti-spyware 2007, anti-spyware

Product reviews 2007-03-28

I-mate Jaq3

I-mate's last smart phone, the I-mate Jaq, was ... well, let's just say we'd put it in the "What were they thinking?" category. It was bulky, slow--pretty much everything you wouldn't want in your smart phone. Fortunately, it looks like the company may have learned a lesson or two as...

Tags: Smart phones, Keyboards, Handhelds, Cellular phones, i-Mate, i-mate JAQ3, JAQ3, smart phone, telephone

Product reviews 2007-03-02

Anti-virus heavyweights missing from Vista-certified list

Some of the biggest names in the anti-virus business -- Symantec, McAfee and CA eTrust, -- are missing from the list of vendors shipping products with the "Certified for Windows Vista" logo or the "Works with Windows Vista" logo.In the list of Vista-compatible apps released by Microsoft yesterday, only...

Tags: Botnets, Data theft, Exploit code, Rootkits, Spam and Phishing, Spyware and Adware, Viruses and Worms, Windows Vista, Zero-day attacks

Blog posts 2007-02-22

The big marketing lie on flash drive performance

The big marketing lie on flash drive performanceWhat's the point of Readyboost?Why not just buy more RAM memory and stick it in? USB devices already show up ok in most OSs as a drive admittedly but why would I want my "main" memory to be external to the box?The performance...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Memory, Performance management, flash memory, ReadyBoost, Microsoft Windows Vista, performance, marketing, USB flash drive

Discussion threads 2007-01-18

Web Access Management: The Business Imperatives - CA SiteMinder Web Access Manager

The Internet's sweep through the world of business, government and non profits/academia has been dramatic but it's far from over. As the number of unique users who need access and applications that need to be developed and maintained increase, IT organizations are racing to meet the demand. However, information security...

Tags: Web, CA SiteMinder, Web Access Management, Computer Associates International Inc., Government, Internet

White papers 2007-01-01

Worm spreads through Symantec AV hole

Worm spreads through Symantec AV holeSo.... I need to hurry up with that ReviewI have talked to a few people that are more at what we would call average users. They get on the computer, they surf, they email. After telling them about AV Gateways and how...

Tags: Desktops, Cyberthreats, SECURITY, Zone Labs Inc., PC, Symantec Corp.

Discussion threads 2006-11-28

CA Antivirus 2007

In the past, CA antivirus products have gone under various names, such as eTrust, eTrust EZ, Vet, and InoculateIT; now, under the name CA Antivirus 2007, the company hopes to eliminate brand confusion. Whatever you call it, the CA antivirus engine is good, winning honors from several independent testing labs...

Tags: Viruses and worms, SECURITY, Cyberthreats, Computer Associates International Inc., CA Antivirus 2007

Product reviews 2006-11-15

eTrust Directory: The Foundation for Online Services

With the relentless growth of networks and complexity of applications, directories are the one technology that provides a focal point for managing business services and distributed systems. This white paper explains why eTrust Directory is unsurpassed in the large-scale directory market and how large organizations are utilizing its backbone capabilities...

Tags: CA eTrust, Computer Associates International Inc., Viruses And Worms, Security

White papers 2006-10-01

Proof that Antivirus software makes your PC crawl

Proof that Antivirus software makes your PC crawlThe problem with IDSThere is an issue that you don't look for in IDS. The only problem with them is they can be implemented two different ways. I think Tripwire is the one where it is set to look for what...

Tags: Spyware, adware & malware, Cyberthreats, Viruses and worms, SECURITY, PRODUCTIVITY, AVG, Sandboxie, SpyBot, malware, PC, antivirus, software, antivirus software

Discussion threads 2006-09-25

Hardware DEP saves day again on VML IE exploit

Hardware DEP saves day again on VML IE exploitA Better Solution?[i]"Reliable software does what it is supposed to do. Secure software does what it is supposed to do... and nothing else."[/i]See [url=http://en.opensuse.org/AppArmor_Detail]AppArmor Details[/url]A better solution?Windows Folks, consider running a VMWare Linux Appliance, e.g., SUSE with AppArmor.The SUSE 10.1 vmx Appliance...

Tags: UNIX, OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, Web browsers, NETWORKING, Microsoft Excel, Linux, VML IE, Hardware DEP, Mozilla Firefox, hardware, VMware Inc.

Discussion threads 2006-09-20

IBM brings management tools to mainframe

IBM brings management tools to mainframeTrivoliTivoli Federated Identity Manager = eTrust/SeOS = RACF = same for MANY years on the mainframe.I wonder how many companies have bought in to the Trivoli "the emperor wears no clothes" deliverables. Trivoli is an invitation for IBM Global Services to fleece you but good!

Tags: Mainframes, Trivoli, IBM Corp., mainframe

Discussion threads 2006-08-16

Lawsuits accuse Net download services of scamming

Lawsuits accuse Net download services of scammingDEATH to all Spyware purveyors !And make it a VERY painful, slow death so the scumbags know that you mean business.Get what you deserveOk if you are to cheap to go to a legit site to pay like you should and instead use something...

Tags: Tools & Techniques, Consumer electronics, Spyware, DVD, Nothing, licence, software, uninstaller

Discussion threads 2006-08-15

PC Club Enpower Sabre EN-SB7

We keep our expectations in check when looking at a budget PC. A $499 computer such as the PC Club Enpower Sabre EN-SB7 (the bundled 17-inch monitor brings the total to $739) shouldn't be expected to deliver much in the way of features and performance; all you can ask for...

Tags: Desktops, PCI, PC, memory, Cyberpower, Enpower Sabre EN-SB7, PC Club Enpower Sabre EN-SB7, PC Club, Cyberpower Back-to-School 2006

Product reviews 2006-07-10

ZoneAlarm Antivirus 6.5

In addition to providing antivirus protection, Checkpoint ZoneAlarm Antivirus 6.5 provides three layers of firewall protection. ZoneAlarm guards at the Internet gateway so that intruders don't get in, on the desktop at the program level so that bogus programs don't connect to the Internet, and inside the operating system kernel...

Tags: Viruses and worms, ZoneAlarm, ZoneAlarm Antivirus, antivirus, firewall

Product reviews 2006-06-05

A fresh look at Vista's User Account Control

A fresh look at Vista's User Account ControlExcellent articleLooking for more reading on this topic.Nice irony hereSo, in other words, Windows's history of running with no security provisions has the following consequences:1. Old, and even many current, applications do things in a stupid fashion so that they have to be...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Operating systems, password, administrative privilege, UAC, security, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2006-05-04

A fresh look at Vista's User Account Control

A fresh look at Vista's User Account ControlVista UAC= *nix sudo?Ed, as I was reading this blog, that thought kept coming up in my mind. The underlying principles and use are the same, so can I say UAC was "inspired" by sudo? Don't get me wrong, I like UAC since...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Microsoft Windows, Operating systems, User Account Protection, Microsoft Windows Vista, User Account Control, UAC, Paul Thurrott, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2006-05-01