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Data Protection - July 19, 2008The Story Behind San Francisco's Rogue Network Admin Clues, concerns and lessons behind the story of the network manager who locked up the system. -
0Data Protection - July 19, 2008RIM Patches BlackBerry Security Hole Research in Motion has fixed a critical bug in its BlackBerry Enterprise Server that could have allowed hackers in.
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Data Protection News
- The Story Behind San Francisco's Rogue Network Admin
- RIM Patches BlackBerry Security Hole
- More Fixes Needed, Says Finder of DNS Flaw
- Are Regulations To Blame for Mounting Data Breaches?
- RIM Warns BlackBerry Admins of BES Security Flaw
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Data Protection - May 22, 2008I Am IronKey, and I Can Encrypt Anything The $79-and-up IronKey secure USB flash drive takes its task seriously, using hardware encryption, and self-destructing if physical tampering is detected.
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Firewalls / Wireless Security - May 18, 2008Secure Your Network One-stop "security-in-a-box" devices can help you repel numerous threats.
How-To
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Data Protection - April 22, 2008How To: Take Action to Protect Your Business Using efficient technologies and no-nonsense practices, small businesses can maximize security while minimizing the potential for attack or data loss.
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Data Protection - April 22, 2008How To: Set Up Multi-Layered Security Put multiple layers of defense in place.
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All Data Protection Articles
- The Story Behind San Francisco's Rogue Network Admin - Clues, concerns and lessons behind the story of the network manager who locked up the system.
- RIM Patches BlackBerry Security Hole - Research in Motion has fixed a critical bug in its BlackBerry Enterprise Server that could have allowed hackers in.
- More Fixes Needed, Says Finder of DNS Flaw - Current patch options merely stopgaps; worst attacks likely on the way.
- Are Regulations To Blame for Mounting Data Breaches? - Could oversight protections be creating a higher degree of security risk?
- RIM Warns BlackBerry Admins of BES Security Flaw - A vulnerability in the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) PDF rendering component could enable hackers to hijack associated infrastructure, RIM says.
- Take Control of Your Online Image - Make sure that your online networking efforts and your overall Web presence are working for -- not against -- you.
- Norton 2009 to Speed Up Malware Screening - Symantec has built more than 300 speed and performance enhancements into its forthcoming security products, now in public beta.
- DNS Researcher Convinces Skeptics That Bug Is Serious - 'It is way more serious than we had imagined,' says critic after closed briefing.
- Chip Maker Sues to Quash Research on RFID Flaws - Researcher says chip hack could crack open 2 billion cards.
- Five Ways IT Can Avoid a Privacy Lawsuit - Violating an informal privacy policy is a no-no, a recent court ruling found. CIOs can take some important lessons about text messaging and privacy away from the case of Quon v. Arch Wireless.
- TrueCrypt 6.0 Improves Data Security Performance - The latest version of the free drive-encryption tool can shield sensitive data from prying eyes at home and abroad, now faster than ever.
- Don't Give Google a Free Pass on Data Collection - Some see storage of user data as privacy issue, as much as Viacom getting access to info.
- Vendor Hype Escalates Over PCI Compliance Deadline - Monday is the day merchants must be in compliance with PCI DSS Requirement 6.6. That means the security vendor PR machine is in overdrive.
- Why Open Source and the Net Must Play a Role in Medicine - Lessons that hospitals and healthcare can learn from Open Source initiatives, including benefits of online medical records.
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