FTC, New Zealand hit one of world's largest spam operations
Government agencies in the U.S. and New Zealand say they have sued the people behind one of the world's largest spamming operations
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Survey: One In Three IT Staff Snoops
Only one in three? I would hazard that is being conservative
From MSNBC
One in three information technology professionals abuses administrative passwords to access confidential data such as colleagues salary details, personal e-mails or board-meeting minutes, according to a survey
U.S. information security company Cyber-Ark surveyed 300 senior...
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Is an incorrectly implemented security program better than a non-existent one ?
Think carefully before you answer that one. A large majority of you would be inclined to give a resounding 'yes' - but I really want you to think carefully on this one. Think long term. Think about implementation hurdles, think about project documentation
The answer to this IMHO is a big "DEPENDS
To explain
Imagine you're working in a company...
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Spygate in Formula One racing Or: Dont forget your ancient floppy disks!
For those who didnt know, the Formula One racing series has recently started in Australia and Asia. While high-speed enthusiasts in the US flock to NASCAR or the IndyCar series, the rest of the world is hooked on the F1 racing circus (kind of similar to the situation with football/soccer
Anyway, as a security professional you have probably heard...
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Number One Wordpress Security Step
So, what is the most important step you can take to keep your Wordpress blog secure
Keep the software up-to-date
This may sound almost patronizingly obvious, but hold on a second. Every day hackers use unpatched servers or services of one kind or another as the bread and butter of their trade (stealing data, creating Bot networks, selling hacked...
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One-third of IT admins admit snooping with privileged passwords
One-third of IT administrators surveyed during a recent security conference in London said that they or one of their colleagues have used top-level admin passwords to access confidential information at work
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SSO Summit Day One Morning Session
I am at the SSO Summit , high in the Colorado mountains (9200 feet elevation to be exact), the I-70 West sign is one of my favorite road signs. Ping Identity has done a great job putting this together. It is the perfect size around 125 people. Most of the best conferences I have been to have been around 60-150 people. There are a *lot* of...
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One of the cool things about my job
Like anyone else there are some days where I just ask myself what am I doing. Daily frustrations, the world not moving at my speed, my atrocious spelling and grammar mistakes all serve to have me ask myself if there is not a better way. However, there are other moments when I positively love what I do. I think the key is making sure those...
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One-fifth of Windows apps go unpatched
One in five applications installed on Windows PCs are missing security patches, a Copenhagen-based vulnerability tracker has reported
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