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Phishing for presidential candidates

This year's presidential candidates will be facing the same kind of hack attacks that commercial websites are facing. Just how many of these candidates have CIOs on board? There are probably very... Read more...

Open-source can be risky business

For CIOs, the governance of open source can be very tricky. Governance of open-source technology is critical; without knowing how it was obtained and how it's being used, companies can get sued... Read more...

Open-source grows up

Traditionally, open source has worked best in those areas of the software stack that have broad user populations, such as operating systems and browsers. Open source works less well in... Read more...

ALSO NOTED: Microsoft's four patches fix nearly a dozen flaws; NY super computing center re-energizing more than gene discovery

> Microsoft's four patches fix nearly a dozen flaws. Article > NY super... Read more...

Company escapes close call with logic bomb

As many security experts have warned, the greatest danger to data and networks is the human element, especially with regards to those in the know about systems and infrastructure. A systems... Read more...

ALSO NOTED: U.S. data breach level hits the 100M point; Small enterprises need not be scared of VoIP; and much more...

> U.S. data breach level hits the 100M point. Article > Small enterprises need not be scared of VoIP. Read more...

SPOTLIGHT: Mobile security issues increasing

Mobile devices are increasingly under attack, according to new research from Juniper Networks and the danger is coming from all sides. Malware, viruses and hacking are all on the rise and vendors... Read more...

Getting a grip on rootkits

While they're not topping the big security threat lists, rootkits still pose a danger to today's enterprises. It is extremely important to understand what a rootkit is and how it can be used... Read more...

New worm can knock down firewall, connectivity

Thanks to hackers, there is now malicious code available that can disable the Windows Firewall on some Windows XP PCs. According to security experts, the code can terminate Windows' Internet... Read more...

Using behavioral markers to keep internal risk low

Internal risks are a major culprit when it comes to unauthorized network access and data leaks but trying to figure out which employees, if any, pose that type of danger can be daunting (unless... Read more...

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