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Wireless connectivity can breed wireless insecurity
Wireless connectivity is a fact of life in today's corporate world, but leaving wireless devices connected indiscriminately and unchecked can expose your organization's confidential data and Read more...
IT trends shape CIO agendas
Several technology trends will shape how CIOs work to meet corporate goals this year. Security underlies many of them; more sophisticated attacks are expected to continue, and people's lack of Read more...
A joint effort on boosting wireless security
Wireless mobile computing security could jump ahead a few steps once new research efforts by vendors and the national defense department are completed. The pilot program called the Defense Read more...
ALSO NOTED: Sprint boosts its wireless security tool chest; The battle against spam is gaining strength; and much more...
> Sprint boosts its wireless security tool chest. Article > The battle against spam is gaining Read more...
ALSO NOTED: Corporate blogger feedback goes ignored in Japan; Security expert says Internet is not a huge terrorist target; and
> Corporate blogger feedback goes ignored in Japan. Article > Security expert says Internet is not a Read more...
WiFi flaws put laptop data at risk
Everyone's been predicting that increased wireless networking deployments would bring in a slew of new security risks and headaches, and this past week's news illustrates how right everyone was. Read more...
Security holes found in wireless drivers
As if increasingly frequent hacker attacks aren't enough to worry about when it comes to wireless security, two professional security researchers have discovered how to hack into wireless drivers Read more...
ALSO NOTED: Patches for Office, Windows eliminate some 'critical' risks; Healthcare industry shying from proprietary systems; a
> Patches for Office, Windows eliminate some "critical" risks. Article > Why healthcare industry is shying from proprietary systems. Read more...




