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Wednesday, May 27, 2009

ProtectServe in the IIW spotlight

Watchful eye better than Web filters; Phishing using scary bait
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ProtectServe in the IIW spotlight

Speaking about signal to noise ration at last week's Internet Identity Workshop (as discussed in the last newsletter), the informality of the event can sometimes be very detrimental to the educational opportunities. Read full story

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