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Cisco2009
Annual Security Report
All contents are Copyright © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. This document is Cisco Public Information.
Cisco 2009 Annual Security Report
The Cisco
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Annual Security Report provides an overviewof the combined security intelligence of the entire Ciscoorganization. The report encompasses threat informationand trends collected between January and December2009. It also provides a snapshot of the state of security forthat period, with special attention paid to key securitytrends expected for 2010.
Contents
Cisco 2009 Annual Security Report1
All contents are Copyright © 2009 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. This document is Cisco Public Information.
Vendors Increase Focus on Software Vulnerabilities Political Attacks: Controlling the Conversation Announcing the 2009 “Winners” of the CiscoCybercrime Showcase
Tiny URLs Equal Big Security Threat Criminal Classics: No Shortage of Spam Shining a Light on the “Dark Web”
The Rise of the Banking Trojans Anti-Virus Software Scams Cloud Computing and Hosted Services Seeing More Clearly Into the Cloud The Password Problem:Recycling Is Not a Good Idea Web Threats and Other Vulnerabilities 2009 Vulnerabilities and Threat Analysis
Moneymaker #1: Financial Fraud Moneymaker #2: Product Sales and Advertising Moneymaker #3: Criminal Services
Borderless Demands a New Approach Security Community: Maintaining a United Front A Recipe for Trouble: The Security “Nightmare Formula”
Sections
« prev | next »- Security Trends
- Political Attacks: Controlling the Conversation
- Social Media: We’re the Problem
- Tiny URLs Equal Big Security Threat
- Shining a Light on the “Dark Web”
- Criminal Classics: No Shortage of Spam
- The Rise of the Banking Trojans
- Seeing More Clearly Into the Cloud
- Cloud Computing and Hosted Services
- The Password Problem:
- Recycling Is Not a Good Idea
- Web Threats and Other Vulnerabilities
- 2009 Vulnerabilities and Threat Analysis
- Moneymaker #2: Product Sales and Advertising
- Moneymaker #3: Criminal Services
- Moneymaker #1: Financial Fraud
- Letting Money Mules Carry the Load
- Do Online Criminals Read BusinessWeek?
- Compliance Does Not Equal Security
- Data Loss: A Few Ounces of Prevention …
- 2010: The Cybersecurity Landscape
- Remote Working: Are You Ready for a Crisis?
- Social Media: Political Tool, Newsmaker
- Hello? Cybercrime is Calling
- U.S. Toppled as #1 Spam Sender
- Reputation and Global Correlation:
- More Critical Than Ever
- Borderless Demands a New Approach
- Security Community: Maintaining a United Front
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