October 25th, 2008 - Forensic Teams Take On Hackers

When it comes to securing data, ignorance is not bliss. Attackers increasingly are installing back doors that enable them to capture transactions as they're transmitted over the network. Consider the TJX attack: Credit card data was stolen for months, with no one the wiser. The sophistication of today's cybercriminals is evidenced by the 2008 CSI Computer Crime & Security Survey's results indicating that stealthy, highly targeted attacks have gone from hypothetical a few years ago to a significant problem today. Forget glory, it's now all about the money.

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October 8th, 2008 - Former White House 'Cyber Czar' Andy Purdy joins HBGary advisory board

SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- HBGary, Inc., a leading provider of security assessment solutions and services, today announced that former White House and Department of Homeland Security "Cyber Czar" Donald A. (Andy) Purdy, Jr., Esq., CISSP has joined its advisory board. "I am pleased to serve on the HBGary advisory board," said Mr. Purdy.

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September 26th, 2008 - Websense Blog

"Freezing Malware in Memory" - A Websense blog featuring the usefulness of Flypaper as a tool to catch malware.

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August 25th, 2008 - McAfee Partnership

"HBGary, Inc., a leading provider of security assessment solutions and services, today announced that it has joined the McAfee Security Innovation Alliance (SIA) partner program. Under the McAfee SIA program, HBGary will integrate its HBGary Responder with McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) software to enhance its customers' ability to detect, diagnose, and respond to malware and computer intrusions in the enterprise."

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February 15th, 2008 - Tech Insight

"If generic malware weren't enough of a concern, determined attackers will create -- or pay someone to create -- custom malware written specifically to target...enterprises rich with sensitive information. And to make matters worse, there are easy-to-use remote-access Trojan creation tools like Shark that can "hide" from virtual machines and sandboxes, making analysis next to impossible. How can your organization analyze new malware or unknown binaries? The easiest option is to outsource the analysis to a company like Mandiant or HBGary. "

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