WALTHAM, Mass., April 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Bit9, Inc., the leader in Enterprise Application Whitelisting, today introduced Version 5.0 of its award-winning Bit9 Parity(TM) application whitelisting ...

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Allowing the use of only trusted applications — instead of blocking only known threats — can prevent malware from entering an agency's network. The use of blacklisting as a form of cybersecurity ...

Whitelisting technology that prevents unauthorized software from running on corporate servers and PCs is a way to prevent malware attacks but managing the package keeps the Burton Group, a division of ...

Not too long ago, application whitelisting as a form of IT security was looked upon as being far too restrictive a measure for most end users to accept. Fast forward a few years and several ...

ITBusinessEdge: Whitelisting – A New Alternative To Anti-Virus Software? There are two approaches to using whitelisting security products – use them on their own in place of anti-virus software, or ...

eSpeaks' Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

In this age of destructive and fast-spreading malware, companies are giving whitelisting a second look -- and with cloud-based, peer-to-peer whitelists and reputation scoring, the technology now has a ...

Whitelisting security has always taken a backseat to blacklisting approaches. After all, when there is far more good software running on computers and networks than bad software, it’s just easier to ...

Russell Smith has been in the IT field for more than 30 years, doing break/fix, custom PC builds, small-business network design and maintenance and more. He’s currently doing network administration ...

The emergence last year of successive, low-volume attacks that struck targeted networks in waves, each containing slightly varied versions of a particular malware, exacerbates the problem and exposes ...

Thirty years ago IBM launched the XT5160 — the first hard drive DOS-based PC. But the computer virus, nowadays so seemingly tied to the PC, actually appeared almost a decade earlier. It took until ...