John P. Mello Jr.
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John Mello writes on technology and cyber security for a number of online publications and is former managing editor of the Boston Business Journal and Boston Phoenix. Disclosure: He also writes for Hewlett-Packad's marketing website TechBeacon.
5 keys to protect your supply chain from cyberattacks
The SANS Institute recently identified the key components to keep your supply chain secure. Here's why industry experts believe they are important.
How MIT's Fiat Cryptography might make the web more secure
By automating the writing of cryptographic algorithms, Fiat Cryptography can remove errors, produce more secure code, and boost performance.
What is spyware? How it works and how to prevent it
Spyware is a broad category of malware designed to secretly observe activity on a device and send those observations to a snooper. It is used by everyone from nation states to jealous spouses.
Hamamatsu eliminates malware with virtual appliances
OpenDNS rescues optical sensor maker from crippling infections.
Death of antivirus software greatly exaggerated
After years of predicted demise, AV software continues to protect.
HTTPA: New tech transforms transparency into privacy
Privacy by obscurity is dead; long live privacy by transparency
Security incidents tracked on Radar of Seattle Hospital
Software simplifies compliance with HIPAA rules
Hadoop's success drives efforts to make it more secure
Security seen as key to enterprise acceptance
Brown HIV researchers make Dropbox secure with nCrypted Cloud
Consumer tech acceptable for sensitive data with a little help from encryption
Malicious advertising offers broad reach and quick rewards for malware perpetrators
Dynamic, expanding advertising scene opening juicy targets for Internet bandits
CryptoLocker's success will fuel future copycats
Ransomware with unbreakable encryption will attract cyber bandits like flies to offal
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