Microsoft posts fix for VPN-killing patch

Microsoft releases a patch to get PowerPoint RT working again How to detect malware infection in 9 easy steps

Today's InfoWorld Blogs February 17, 2015 Microsoft posts fix for VPN-killing patch Last week, Microsoft released a patch meant to eliminate the threat of man-in-the-middle attacks. It killed Cisco's popular AnyConnect VPN instead. The Redmond giant has since issued a fix for what it broke. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Microsoft releases a patch to get PowerPoint RT working again 2. How to detect malware infection in 9 easy steps 3. 3 security pain points NoSQL must remedy White Paper: Splice Machine The Operational Data Lake- Your On-Ramp to Big Data Companies are increasingly recognizing the need to integrate big data into their real-time analytics and operations. For many, though, the path to big data is riddled with challenges – both technical and resource-driven. VIEW MORE Microsoft releases a patch to get PowerPoint RT working again Those of you who have PowerPoint RT installed and have Windows Update enabled last Tuesday likely woke up to discover that PowerPoint RT didn't work. Now, a week later, PowerPoint should start working again. READ MORE How to detect malware infection in 9 easy steps Hey Windows users: Here's now to get the incredible power of 57 antimalware engines with no performance impact on your computer. READ MORE 3 security pain points NoSQL must remedy Here are the key ways NoSQL security problems are likely to manifest, along with some of the solutions first- and third-party vendors are pursuing to keep those problems at bay. READ MORE White Paper: Kaspersky Lab, Inc. Security Technnologies for Mobile and BYOD Read this whitepaper to assess the security technology options that are essential for protecting your network, systems, and data. LEARN MORE