Do you believe in werewolves?

54

Percentage of identity theft breaches stemming from the theft or loss of a computer or storage medium, such as a USB memorykey, according to a recent Symantec report.

The need to focus on security during negotiations with outsource contractors.

One-third of IT professionals believe that a major data breach could put their company out of business.

Growth in "zero-day" attacks.

Thirteen percent of corporate PCs have had unauthorized USB devices attached to them, creating the risk for data loss and malware to enter the corporate system.

A one-stop site for testing your PC's speed and security.

Afghanistan's booming opium trade.

The fight against money laundering in Haiti.

Efforts to shore up Canada's porous borders.

South Carolina's Greenville Hospital System upgrades its security program thanks to a healthy dose of funding.

Government and private institutions will find this a valuable tool to help them plan for those situations in which evacuation is impossible or ill-advised. If the purchase price for the video is too high, it is worth renting.

This book provides a clear overview of the risks to privacy in the Digital Age, who the perpetrators are, and what we can do about it.

Named for the section of the 1958 Nigerian Criminal Code that makes it illegal, the modus operandi should be familiar to all readers: a powerful person’s relative has access to huge money and needs your help laundering it.

An outstanding text for students and a good source of information for anyone wanting to improve their fundamental knowledge of the subject.

First In is one of those uncommon cases. In it, author Gary C. Schroen offers a fascinating firsthand account of the logistical and operational planning behind the CIA’s implementation of the war on terror in Afghanistan.