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EPISODE · Dec 28, 2009

Cisco Security Report: Malware, Social Media are Top Risks

from Credit Union Information Security Podcast · host CUInfoSecurity.com

Malware is increasingly sophisticated, and social media are the common new venues for attacks. These are the headlines from the latest Cisco Annual Security Report. Patrick Peterson, Cisco senior fellow, offers highlights of the report, discussing: Top trends and threats; The risks to specific vertical industries and government agencies; The message to information security professionals looking to stay ahead of the threats. Peterson, Chief Security Researcher, is also a Cisco Fellow -- a position that is reserved for individuals whose technical contribution has made a material impact not only within Cisco, but also in the industry as a whole. As a security technology evangelist, Peterson leads research projects to understand cutting-edge criminal attacks and business models and developing the technologies to combat them. Peterson chairs the technical committee for the Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group (MAAWG) and the authentication committee for the Authentication and Online Trust Alliance. He is a frequent speaker at industry conferences, including RSA, Gartner, Networkers and AusCe

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