Six months on since vulnerabilities were exposed and nothing has changed.
GSS still continue to find flaws in Citrix implementations through their unique Citrix Environment Security Assessment (CESA)

Worthing and Bracknell (UK), 4th August 2008: Ongoing testing by leading IT security consultancy Global Secure Systems (GSS), proves serious issues can leave organisations vulnerable to a breach of their internal systems and data when deploying Citrix incorrectly. It highlights that whilst this is not an issue with Citrix itself, nor the applications it presents, it is the potentially devastating result of poor implementation of Citrix. Too many people install Citrix without comprehensive knowledge of the design and management of the Citrix environment, and careful consideration of how to mitigate risk. Read more: Global Secure Systems Exposes Vulnerabilities

Fortify Software Reports Strong Growth in 2008

Named market leader in application security testing over HP and IBM

London 4th August, 2008 - Fortify Software Inc., the market leader in enterprise application security solutions for Business Software Assurance, announced today a continued record of strong business growth with the close of Q2 2008, having more than doubled bookings over the same quarter last year. The company’s continued success is marked by the launch of its cornerstone product suite, Fortify 360, and Business Software Assurance vision, as well as significant customer growth globally. Read more: NASA & UK’s biggest Banks Embrace Application Security from Fortify

London, 4th August 2008 - Mike Barwise, from Infosecurity Adviser, the online forum run by the Infosecurity Europe team, has revealed he is less concerned about the privacy issues that the National DNA Database creates than other planned government files.

\"The media seems preoccupied at the moment about people\'s DNA being stored centrally, but the reality is that the database is really a one-dimensional invasion of citizen\'s privacy,\" he said.

\"Two-dimensional databases, such as the planned telecommunications database of the numbers that people call from their landlines and mobile phones, are much more worrying,\" he added. Read more: Infosecurity Adviser says there are greater intrusions to fear than the DNA data

August 1

Augen Gold samples 5.62 grams per tonne over 13.38 metres at Jerome

Augen Gold Corp. (\"Augen Gold\" or \"the Company\") (TSX-V:AUJ) today provided the final results from its winter drill program and new assays of previously un-sampled archival drill core from the former Jerome Gold Mine.

Highlights of the results include:

- Assay results from previously un-sampled archival drill core returned 13.38 metres of 5.62 g/t gold and 15.61 metres of 4.57 g/t gold in two separate holes. Included in these intersections were intervals of 1.77 metres of 30.23 g/t and 1.92 metres of 21.1 g/t gold respectively.

- These assay results are consistent with nearby holes and occur above the 198 metre level. This area represents a mineral deposit which is close to the surface and readily accessible by standard mining methods. Read more: Augen Gold Corp ( AUJ )