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Looking Ahead: Technology and Threats

Sep 16, 2011 -Security Management's Matthew Harwood interviews futurist Marc Goodman.

Advanced Persistent Threats A Main Concern After ‘Year of the Hack’

Aug 31, 2011 -A cybersecurity survey shows companies are having difficulty adapting to the evolving threat landscape.

$00.000025: The Going Rate On The Black Market For Your Email Address

Aug 26, 2011 -McAfee's most recent quartely report says spammers are buying email addresses for cheap.

Cyberattack Reveals Weak Password Policies of Law Enforcement Agencies

Aug 08, 2011 -AntiSec’s latest hack shows law enforcement agencies need stronger password policies.

Morning Security Brief: Overdose Calls, Drones that Eavesdrop, Internet Data Retention, and More

Aug 02, 2011 -New York offers immunity to people who call 911 for overdose victims. A drone that can pretend to be your cell phone carrier. Government agencies to recruit at Defcon. And more.

Morning Security Brief: Mumbai Bombings, Gun Control, Nuclear Security, and More

Jul 14, 2011 -Indian intelligence had no advance warning of impending threat in Mumbai bombing. In border states, a new requirement aims to keep guns out of the hands of cartels. Militants call for cyber-jihad. And more.

Cybercrime: Strengthening Global Cooperation

Jul 07, 2011 -Efforts to combat cybercrime through diplomatic initiatives, treaties, and other means are growing, but it is still not a battle that all countries are equally committed to fighting.

DoD Proposes Rules For Stricter Handling Of Unclassified Information

Jul 07, 2011 -A new Department of Defense policy would add increased security to unclassified information used by government contractors.

Morning Security Brief: Tribal Law Enforcement, Intelligent Video, Airstrike App, and More

Jul 06, 2011 -Native American tribes receive funds for tracking crime. Hacked drones could become a new threat. Intelligent video fueling growth in the security industry. And more.

Afternoon Security Brief: Drug Testing Errors, Immigration Law Problems, Falsified Background Checks, and More

Jun 22, 2011 -Flawed drugs tests in Indiana revealed by independent audit. Background investigators cutting corners. And More.

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