15 March 2012

Breaches Change the Discussion - GovInfoSecurity.com


Credit Eligible The rise in hacktivism and data breaches changed the information security landscape. These incidents also influenced the content of RSA Conference 2012, says Hugh Thompson, event program committee chair. "It feels like one of the most ...

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Small businesses ignoring risks of data protection on mobile devices - TechJournal South


In 70 percent of those cases, data was not fully recovered. The risk of lost or stolen data is more serious than ever with changing work habits and more employees holding sensitive company data on personal devices. With the start of the new year's ...

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Easter holidays spark safety warning for children - Farming UK


Vicci Gillam, teacher at Crowan Primary School in Camborne, Cornwall adds: "Being a rural school, keeping our children safe in the Cornish farming countryside is very important to us, as this is a very real danger that they will encounter on a regular ...

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Safe social networking sites for kids - msnbc.com


It's a good step toward keeping your kids safe online. With the popular Togetherville site shutting its doors after being acquired by Disney last year, many kids and parents are looking for a similarly safe-yet-fun place to hangout online and practice ...

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Survey: SMEs carry higher risk of data breach than larger counterparts - inspiresme.co.uk


Risky SME staff 'causing data breaches'
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IBM security chief questions new EU data protection laws - PC Advisor


It was confirmed in January that companies suffering data breaches will have 24 hours to tell the relevant authorities or risk legal action and large fines, which could reach up to five percent of turnover. The shake-up of EU's data protection rules is ...

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An App for Watching for Personal Data Breaches - New York Times (blog)


It typically worked with large companies after a security breach to protect consumers' identities. Sony enlisted the service after it was hacked last year. So did the State of Ohio. Judging by the growing number of security breaches these days, ...

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