Security vendors could benefit as companies loosen tech budgets tightened in the recession. More than 70% of companies plan to boost tech spending next year, with security a top priority, says a survey released Monday by Pacific Crest Securities. Full Article at Investor's Business Daily

-- Growth in the content security gateway market picked up in 3Q09, with worldwide revenue up 5% sequentially to $571 million -- McAfee continues to lead in worldwide revenue share in the overall content security gateway market in 3Q09 -- Blue... Full Article at Freshnews.com

2009-12-02 23:03:51 - disclosure legislation. While the latter has still not eventuated, Longhaus believe the risk of data disclosure remains an area of serious exposure for many local firms. Full Article at PR-Inside.com

2009-12-02 22:48:51 - CAMPBELL, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 12/02/09 -- Market research firm Infonetics Research : ( twitter.com/infonetics : ) released the 3Q09 edition of its Content Security Appliances and Software : report, which tracks... Full Article at PR-Inside.com

VeriSign’s iDefense IP reputation service is the first one on offer. Centered upon identifying and ambushing malware, the iDefense system blacklists certain suspicious activities. Full Article at Tech Shout!

bit.ly, a URL shortening service for Web 2.0 sites and micro-blogging services such Twitter has teamed with Websense, the Internet, data and email security specialists, to help cut spam, phishing and malware amongst users. Full Article at Macworld UK

HP has made great improvements with the MediaSmart EX495 device based on Windows Home Server, enough so that it's easy to overlook the minor irritations, and still leads the competition. Full Article at PC Magazine

Bit.ly, the service Twitter uses to shorten URLs to keep them under the services 140-character limit, announced partnerships on Monday with Verisign, Websense and Sophos that are designed to keep spam and malicious software off of the network. Full Article at WebmasterWorld

Bit.ly, the popular URL shortening service, has signed a number of deals aimed at improving the security of its redirects. Full Article at Computer Business Review

Shortened URL service bit.ly has announced it is working with security vendors Sophos, Websense and VeriSign to boost the integrity of the service and protect users against spam and malware. Full Article at VNUNet.com

Bit.ly, a link shortening service popular with Twitter users, has formed partnerships with security firms to protect its users from malicious threats. Full Article at ITPro

Bit.ly has partnered with security firms to bolt improved anti-spam and malware protection onto the URL shortening service. Full Article at The Register

This festive season, beware of the Koobface malware that can infect your PC. Websense Security Labs ThreatSeeker Network has discovered that the Koobface malware campaign is now using a Christmas theme. Full Article at Techtree.com

The URL shortening website bit.ly has partnered with Sophos and Websense to protect users. Full Article at SC Magazine

bit.ly, a URL shortening service popular among Twitter users, is partnering with VeriSign, Websense and Sophos to add a new level of security. Full Article at eWeek

SAN DIEGO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/30/09 -- Websense, Inc. (NASDAQ: WBSN) today announced that the company will host a financial analyst tech talk conference call and webcast on December 7, 2009, from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. PT. Full Article at Freshnews.com

SAN DIEGO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/30/09 -- Websense, Inc. Full Article at Freshnews.com

Infrastructure Security ----------------------- UPS Vendor of the Year APC by Schneider Electric ---------------------- ------------------------- UPS Service Provider of the Year Chloride Power Protection -------------------------------- ------... Full Article at PR Newswire

Ahead of the Bell: Dell shares fall on weak 3Q PHILADELPHIA — Shares of Dell Inc. fell Friday after it reported weaker-than-expected revenue and profit for the third quarter as the computer maker missed out on a fledgling rebound in technology spending. Full Article at Simple Thoughts