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Everyday, 3,500 new pieces of malware infect more than 30,000 websites. Verisign's MalDetector tool goes further than traditional security solutions to protect your Web presence from this threat. Cyber Security disruptors are ideas or technology on the horizon that will fundamentally change how enterprise security staff protects their networked environments. Rick Howard, head of Verisign iDefense Security Intelligence Services explains. Verisign^® iDefense^® Security Intelligence Services give information security executives 24/7 access to accurate and actionable cyber intelligence related to vulnerabilities, malicious code and global threats Domain Name System Security Extension (DNSSEC) can help strengthen trust in the Internet by helping to protect users from redirection to fraudulent websites and unintended addresses.

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• ON DEMAND WEBINAR: Verisign Webinar: How to be Ready when a Large Scale DDoS Attack Hits Your Site
• WHITE PAPER: DDoS and Downtime: Considerations for Risk Management Whitepaper
• ON DEMAND WEBINAR: What is Malware and How to Fight Malware with Verisign MalDetector DDoS
• WHITE PAPER: Establishing a Formal Cyber Intelligence Capability, from Verisign iDefense Security Intelligence Services
• WHITE PAPER: Cyber Security Essentials: Fraud Techniques - Verisign^® iDefense^® Intelligence on Cyber Fraud Threats
• WHITE PAPER: Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attacks: Evolution, Impact & Solutions (PDF)
• WEB: Secure Your Infrastructure With DNSSEC

NEWS

• Riot Games hit by DDoS attacks
• Trade group exposes 100,000 passwords for Google, Apple engineers
• Every third computer in North America attacked while online
• Cyber crime hits 80 Indians a minute: Norton report
• Cybercrime costs consumers USD 110 billion
• Largest malware rise in four years
• What keeps information security leaders awake at night
• In Cyberattacks, Hacking Humans is Highly Effective Way to Access Systems