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Friday, April 30, 2010

Microsoft Security Intelligence Report, Volume 8

Posted on 5:19 PM by Unknown
The eighth volume of the Microsoft Security Intelligence Report (SIR) has been published. It covers July 2009 through December 2009 and is available in 11 languages.

As described at the MMPC Blog,
"Inside, you’ll find 248 pages of in-depth information about malware, spam, malicious Web sites, vulnerabilities, and exploits that are relevant to the Windows platform. This volume contains a new Mitigation Strategy section that provides collective advice and best practices from our own Microsoft IT organization along with other security experts from all around Microsoft. We’ve also greatly expanded our international coverage section for malware distribution. You’ll find detailed analysis for 26 countries around the globe."
The SIR is a very comprehensive report. If the 248 pages are a bit daunting, you may find the "Key Findings" a bit more palatable. You can page through the Key Findings from Microsoft Security Intelligence Report Volume 8 or download it or the full report form the link below.


Download:
  • Security Intelligence Report
  • Key findings summary


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