Cisco has issued a patch for a security flaw in its ClamAV anti-malware scanner that created serious risk for its Secure Web Appliance and Secure Endpoint products. The vulnerability, discovered by a Google engineer, allowed potential attackers to inject malicious code into endpoints or vulnerable Secure Web Appliances. The flaw was not under active attack but patching is recommended. ClamAV, acquired by Cisco a decade ago, is primarily used on mail servers.
Why Healthcare Organisations Have To Act Decisively In The Shadow Of New HIPAA Updates
The recent amendments to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) represent a significant overhaul in healthcare data privacy, addressing the need to protect
