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By the numbers: How dangerous are Facebook, Twitter, and search engines (really)?

Highlights from a presentation titled "The dark side: Measuring and analyzing malicious activity on Twitter and Facebook," by Daniel Peck, research scientist with Barracuda Networks

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Facebook may be scary, but we love it anyway

Research finds while most Facebook and Twitter users admit the social networks have security problems, that's not going to stop them from logging on

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Carrier IQ security risks overblown?

Security expert reaction and recently published research says yes

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Carrier IQ Downplays 2010 Patent Request

Firm sought patent for tech it said could read content selection, location data and app activity on mobile devices

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Carrier IQ: A privacy tempest in your pants pocket

Privacy and cyber law experts weigh in on the privacy implications surrounding the Carrier IQ mobile diagnostic software.

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8 Companies Hit with Lawsuit Over Carrier IQ Software

It's the third lawsuit to be filed since privacy controversy started last week

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Lookout Releases Free Carrier IQ Detection App

Sniffs out controversial software on Android smartphones, but doesn't delete it

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Consumer Watchdog Calls for Investigation of Carrier IQ, Carriers

The software maker has turned mobile phones into spy phones, the consumer group says

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Committee Approves Cybersharing Bill Despite Privacy Concerns

The bill would give the NSA access to private information held by U.S. companies, a critic says

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Verizon Says it Doesn't Use Carrier IQ Software

Also, Carrier IQ has repeated its assertion that the mobile-phone software doesn't collect personal information

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DATA PRIVACY ESSENTIAL READING

Is privacy an ally of security, next of kin, or something else? These articles dig into the hows and whys of data privacy and data protection, and its relationship to enterprise security efforts.

6 ways we gave up our privacy
The effect of social networks, web 2.0 technologies, and other privacy-shaking developments

7 Firefox plugins for data privacy
Plug data-leaking holes in your web browsing

4 signs of an easy victim on social networks
Scammers and hackers of all kinds scour social sites for personal data

Understand Your Data: The Future of Backup and Archiving
Archiving and Backup are the foundation of the next generation of information governance. However, commodity data protection tools and basic archives are only good for storing data. In the changing IT landscape, understanding what you are keeping, when to delete, and delivering insight to the business from your data is the future of these systems. Join us to hear the impact of private and public cloud solutions, "big data" and your choices while market evolves.
What You Need to Know About APTs
These aren't your everyday viruses or random phishing attempts. Advanced persistent threats (APTs) are targeted, multifaceted, ongoing efforts to steal your most valuable data - or worse. How do they manage to be so successful? What can you do to avoid them?

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Data Privacy White Papers

Architecting the Security of the Next-Generation Data Center
This document is aimed at those looking at data center builds, upgrades, or consolidation. It provides an introduction to some of the new security challenges of such environments and provides recommendations for implementing security in next-generation data centers.
Why Free Patch Management Tools Could Cost You More
Today's current economic situation underscores the importance of scrutinizing all business expenses, particularly within IT. Although point patching products may look more attractive on the surface, closer inspection often reveals hidden costs and missing capabilities. The result: fragmented patch management and weaker security posture while also being a more costly and cumbersome option for organizations to maintain.
The CISOs Guide to Measuring IT Security
Learn the key steps to enhancing your security visibility so that you have a voice at the executive table and not just a seat.
Unruly USB Devices Expose Networks to Malware
It's pretty easy for organizations to get so wrapped up about what goes out on USB drives that they forget to protect against what comes in their environments via USB.
Think Your AntiVirus Software is Working? Think Again
It's time to shift from the status quo to a new, more effective endpoint security approach, called intelligent whitelisting, which affords greater protection, productivity, and efficiency.
Application Security eGuide
In this eGuide, CSO and its sister publications Network World, Computerworld, and InfoWorld present a collection of articles that examine the current threats to application security and what companies can do to protect themselves.