CIPA Compliance with Cyberoam	View Summary
Cyberoam, the Integrated Security Appliance, assists CIPA compliance for schools and libraries, allowing them to enforce an Internet safety policy that blocks and filters Internet access in accordance with CIPA requirements. Thus, it helps protect students while ensuring that educational institutions qualify for federal E-Rate funding.

HIPAA Compliance with Cyberoam	View Summary
Healthcare organizations require identity-enabled access controls on the basis of user work profiles to ensure higher levels of data security while still maintaining business flexibility. Cyberoam UTM+ security solutions allow enterprises to create identity-enabled policy rules that grant network access to a user based on his or her work profile.

Cyberoam: Facilitating PCI-DSS Compliance in Enterprises	View Summary
PCI DSS aims to assure cardholders that their card details are safe and secure when their debit or credit card is offered at the point of sale. Cyberoam UTM supports PCI CSS compliance in organizations by securing cardholder data against unauthorized intrusion, theft, deletion, etc through its various identity-based security features.

Cyberoam reports rising spam incidence due to compromised webmail/Facebook accounts	View Summary
This threat report gives an insider peek into how spammers are upping their game from botnets to social media. This has particularly gathered pace after the Microsoft Consortium took down the Rustock botnet family which used to have a 30% share of global spam.

Q3 2011: Facebook friend malware and Like scams frustrate unsuspecting users	View Summary
Cyberoam's Q3, 2011 threat trend report identifies huge outbreaks of email malware; spam increasing from compromised accounts in both Hotmail and Gmail

Q2 2011: Spammers exploit hyper around iPhone 5 release to launch malware attack	View Summary
Fake Osama Bin Laden death video doing the rounds on Facebook

Q1 2011 : Cyberoam Reports Huge Rise In Email-Borne Malware Due To Fake UPS Parcel Tracking Notifications	View Summary
PDF malware targets corporate networks in 'Xerox Scan' emails; free dating sites compromised with hidden phishing pages and malware - Cyberoam Q4, 2010 Internet Threats report

Q4 2010 : Beware of the 'Kamasutra' virus attack	View Summary
Spam levels decline in Q4, 2010 before picking up again; Thanksgiving and Christmas spam start to appear; phony Hallmark greetings with malware

Q3 2010 : Fake LinkedIn invitation emails lead to malware attacks	View Summary
Several recent episodes of LinkedIn users being bombarded with fake invitations and reminders, leads to a variety of malware pages including PC infections by data theft Trojans

Q2 2010 : India becomes world's number one zombie hotspot	View Summary
India has unceremoniously emerged as the world's number one source for zombies and botnets at a share of 13%, moving several notches above the long-time held leader Brazil whose share in zombies dropped from 14% to 10%.

Q3 2009 : Spammers attack Sourceforge Wiki revealing vulnerabilities faced by User generated content, Engines	View Summary
The global financial crisis, the US Health care crisis, Google Spreadsheets and Facebook targets of spam attacks

Q2 2009 : New Trojan Variants Stump Most Major AV Engines	View Summary
Phishers hijack legitimate sites using unique redirection methods; New forms of image-based spam surface

Q1 2009 : Twitter, FaceBook Exploited by Attackers	View Summary
Social Engineering Techniques Reach New Levels of Sophistication; Conficker keeps Security on Alert

Q4 2008 : Spam and Malware Levels Bounce Back Post-McColo	View Summary
The Q4 2008 email threat trend report, prepared in collaboration with partner Commtouch revealed that there was a huge drop in global spam in November to its lowest levels at 59%, from an average of 90+% earlier, due to the shutdown of McColo, one of the largest and most notorious spam-friendly web hosting service provider. Another significant story was the global financial crisis which has become an important pretext for spammers trying to lure unsuspecting email recipients with fake job offers, instant loans and cash advances.

Q3 2008 : Attackers use blended attacks; hijack legitimate content, sites and senders to increase penetration	View Summary
The Q3 2008 email threat trend report, prepared in collaboration with partner Commtouch revealed spammers techniques to hide their bad reputation through the use of valid or reputed mail servers, mainly web mail accounts. Malware hidden in legitimate sites is on the rise. Spammers continue to use attractive content, like celebrities and doomsday announcements for greater effectiveness.

Q2 2008 : Universities and ISPs as New Targets of Cyber Warfare. Attacks exploiting trustworthy domains on the rise.	View Summary
The Q2 2008 email threat trend report, prepared in collaboration with partner Commtouch revealed attacks on new user groups like ISPs, educational institutions, Google Adwords users and Microsoft users. The trend showed attacks on these large user groups by exploiting their psychological behavior and through media that they trusted the most.

Q1 2008 : Zombies Depend on the IT Resources of Others	View Summary
The Q1 2008 email threat trend report revealed that malware distributors and spammers are now hiding their unwanted messages within legitimate-appearing Websites and messages. These tactics include pharma spam camouflaged as Hotmail welcome letters, blogspot redirects to malware sites, hidden malware sites in search result URLs, hosted spam images on Flickr accounts and spear-phishing scams using Google and Yahoo! Calendar standards. All of these methods deploy social and psychological engineering strategies to take advantage of user trust and behavior. On average, more than 350,000 zombies were newly activated each day to facilitate this activity.

Q4 2007 : Zombie Botnets Come of Age	View Summary
In 2007, botnets grew significantly and have become more sophisticated in their operations. These highly distributed networks are capable of performing all types of malicious attacks (spam, malware, phishing, DDoS), and are becoming virtually impossible to take down. Social engineering approaches targeting user behavior patterns had also seen a steep rise during Q4 2007, where spammers launched attacks deploying easy cash and discounted gift scams.

Q3 2007 : Blended Malware Threats, Attachment Spam Increase	View Summary
The Q3 2007 report revealed that blended spam has become increasingly popular as a vehicle for web-based malware attacks. Zombies send spam messages without the usual virus attachments. Instead, they include text of a URL that hyperlinks to a website containing malicious software.

Q2 2007 : PDF Spam, Zombies and Blended Malware with Spam	View Summary
The Q2 2007 report revealed that PDF spam comprised 10-15% of all global spam messages during a 24-hour period. This new spam tactic takes advantage of the popularity of the PDF format, which prevents the adoption of broad blocking policies, such as those often enacted against .exe files.