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		October patches fix four threats Published by: SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com \| 09 Oct 2007 ARTICLE - A memory corruption problem that allows arbitrary code to run is one of the big issues addressed in this monthly patch parade.


		Cool things about security, nothing about Britney Spears Published by: SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com \| 01 Oct 2007 COLUMN - This list features the coolest pieces of Microsoft Windows content on the Interweb. Na nu, na nu.


	MALWARE AND OTHER WINDOWS SECURITY THREATS from SearchWindowsSecurity.com


		Symantec woos IT messaging execs with integration pitch ARTICLE - The firm almost synonymous with software security banks on a package of technologies for enterprise e-mail customers. But who's going to buy it?


		New solutions for the zero hour ARTICLE - IT vendors are looking to fill the gap between when a virus first hits and when its remedy is released.


		Trio of trouble: Malcode targets Windows, IM users ARTICLE - AV firms warn IT shops to guard against Dasher, Bagle and Banbra. Dasher targets a Windows flaw patched in October, while Banbra spreads through IM.


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	INTRUSION DETECTION AND PREVENTION from SearchWindowsSecurity.com


		Stration worm targets Windows machines ARTICLE - The worm uses several fake email messages, including one claiming to be a security update. Users are advised to avoid unsolicited email attachments.


		Will Vista mean victory in the war on rootkits? ARTICLE - Planned security features in Vista aim to eliminate rootkits in the Windows enterprise.


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	MICROSOFT WINDOWS FLAWS AND VULNERABILITIES from SearchWindowsSecurity.com


		Microsoft patch plugs weakness in Windows URI handling ARTICLE - Microsoft shipped out a duo of patches in November but only one is deemed critical.


		Revised hotfix for 'animated-cursor exploit' released ARTICLE - Microsoft has reportedly resolved incompatibilities with third-party programs in its latest Patch Tuesday security bulletin.


		Microsoft probes alleged Internet Explorer flaw ARTICLE - A research group claims attackers could launch malicious code using a flaw in the way Internet Explorer instantiates certain COM objects' ActiveX controls.


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	MICROSOFT WINDOWS SECURITY: GENERAL TOPICS from SearchWindowsSecurity.com


		RSA Conference 2007 coverage CONFERENCE COVERAGE - Follow TechTarget's coverage for the latest and greatest from the RSA Conference 2007 in San Francisco.


		How avian flu could threaten IT security ARTICLE - Experts say a potential bird flu pandemic could have a disastrous effect on IT infrastructures. But if companies plan well, those infrastructures could also help minimize chaos.


		Essential elements of a good security assessment report TIP - Security guru Kevin Beaver outlines the six steps you can take to put together a solid assessment report.


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	WINDOWS ALERTS AND UPDATES from SearchWindowsSecurity.com


		Third-party Microsoft patches could get new life ARTICLE - Microsoft's patch process is as orderly and predictable as it has ever been, but some say the software giant's methodical ways may lead to more third-party patches.


		Delivering daily security tips to users TIP - Instructions for using a little-known protocol to remind users about security.


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