eBizQ Security Podcast: The Ever-More Deadly Evolution of Malicious Software

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Posted on Tuesday, August 7th, 2007 | Bookmark on del.icio.us

by Arbor Networks

Dr. Jose Nazario, Security Researcher for Arbor Networks, and Peter Schooff discuss the first computer virus, how it compares with today’s viruses, whether or not anti-virus is dead, what a company needs to do to protect itself today, and finally, the future of security threats.

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