- #FFSec: Security pros to follow on Twitter, May 25
Follow these names on Twitter. Together, they make cyberspace a more secure place. (copy and paste) - Step right up and listen to the security barker
- Is the title 'security evangelist' really that bad?
- Judge orders drug evidence suppressed in warrantless GPS tracking case
- Researchers propose TLS extension to detect rogue SSL certificates
- Chinese cyber-espionage threatens U.S. economy, DoD says
- Government alarm over cyberattacks validated by terrorists
- Google gives search users final DNSChanger warning
- Security researcher urges IT managers to keep up with SAP patches
- LulzSec MilitarySingles data breach caused by weak security
- European firms allow BYOD despite security concerns
- Bug bounty hunters reveal eight vulnerabilities in Google services
- 10 questions for Imperva CTO Amichai Shulman
- Bredolab botnet author sentenced to 4 years in prison in Armenia
- McAfee reports big spike in malware
Government alarm over cyberattacks validated by terrorists
Purported al Qaeda video circulated by supporters of Senate legislation to regulate computer security of critical industries
Chinese cyber-espionage threatens U.S. economy, DoD says
China's refusal to even recognize the problem -- never mind address it -- is behind opposition to granting an international service license to China Mobile
NASA and cybersecurity: Ground control to Major Tom?
Latest claimed attack by Iranian students piles on to 47 attacks in fiscal year 2011, with 13 compromising the agency's computers
Confidential data: Delete it or eat it, say security experts
Hoarding sensitive information is easy and inexpensive, but as the collected information grows, so do the risks
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Aberdeen Report: To Patch, or Not to Patch? (Not If, But How)
The report explores the correlation between the current use of patch management and the level of endpoint-related risk that companies are effectively accepting.
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