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PrintThe (malware) gift that keeps giving…
It’s pretty simple. If you are going to distribute any computer media to anyone, at anytime, it’s best to scan it with an ICSA Labs Certified Anti-Virus Product before you distribute it. You can find a list of certified Anti-Virus products...
Give me Independent Testing or Give me Death
235 years ago today (March 23, 1775), Patrick Henry gave a powerful speech to Virginia’s delegates in Richmond that ended in the famous saying, “give me liberty, or give me death.” Liberty, freedom, and independence are powerful ideas central to free nations, and also advocated by many businesses in those nations.
Malware – It keeps going, and going and going…
Would it not be enough for you to worry about picking up a malware infection via an e-mail, infected program or social media Web site. Now consumers have to worry about every intelligent device they plug into your computer.
ICSA Labs Offers Tips to Help Enterprises Save Time and Resources When Selecting Security Products in 2010
Finding the right security products to protect an organization’s computer systems is often a difficult, time-consuming task. With so many offerings on the market, how does an organization know which product best meets its needs and delivers on its claims? One way companies can accomplish this more easily – and save time and resources – is to rely on third parties to provide independent product assurance as part of the request-for-proposal (RFP) process.
ICSA Labs Is First Security-Product Testing Organization to Earn Key Accreditation
ICSA Labs, an independent division of Verizon Business, is the first independent security-product testing and certification laboratory to earn ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation, validating the laboratory’s world-class capabilities.
Andrew Hayter Battles Malcode!
Richard and Greg talk to Andrew Hayter from ICSA Labs. ICSA Labs is the independent third party for validating security products such as anti-virus, malware, SSL security, etc. Andy digs into the state of the world around malware.