SecureWorks, Inc. Streamlines the PCI AOC and FFIEC ITO Self-Assessment Questionnaire Processes with Predefined Assessment Programs and Affiliate Compliance Summary Reports

SecureWorks' Counter Threat UnitSM (CTU) security research team has discovered a new DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) Trojan horse malware family involved in denial-of-service attacks against Vietnamese blogs.

SecureWorks' Director of Malware Research Joe Stewart presents Coreflood Research at ISOI in Estonia and will present at MAAWG and Digital Phishnet Conferences

Mike Cote became chairman and CEO of SecureWorks in February of 2002 and led the company through an acquisition by Dell in February of 2011. Cote now heads Dell SecureWorks under the Dell brand. Under his leadership, the company has grown to become one of the leading security services firms.

Mark Godschalk joined Dell SecureWorks in 2011 as Executive Director of Strategy. He is responsible for aligning Dell's security strategy across the global organization.

These relationships are also critical when working with law enforcement in North America and elsewhere to take down phishing servers and resources used by attackers in a timely manner.

Organisations spend heavily mitigating network level threats, but over 75% of attacks take place at the application layer (Security at the application level, Gartner).

SecureWorks, Inc. Streamlines the PCI AOC and FFIEC ITO Self-Assessment Questionnaire Processes with Predefined Assessment Programs and Affiliate Compliance Summary Reports

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Opachki is one of many software tools developed by criminals to hijack and monetize Windows users' search traffic using affilate-based search engines that are ultimately advertiser-sponsored, sometimes by well-known and respected firms.

Earlier this year, notorious spammer Alan Ralsky was indicted in a federal case alleging his involvement in illegal spamming and stock fraud. In a 41-count indictment, Ralsky was charged with using a botnet to send "pump-and-dump" spam for various Chinese penny stocks.

Current cyberthreat presentations, papers, reports, and other documents that focus on the utilities industry primarily highlight cyberthreats targeting advanced metering and critical infrastructures with the motivation being to manipulate operations.