Google Transparency Report shows U.S., Brazil make most data removal requests

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	Google Transparency Report shows U.S., Brazil make most data removal requests Google has introduced a Transparency Report that lets you see which countries are asking the search company for data on its users and making requests for data removal. Read More WHITE PAPER: SonicWALL The Next Generation is the Smart Generation Innovations such as mobility, Web 2.0, social media and cloud computing have dramatically changed the IT landscape and introduced new security threats into the corporate network. This eBook investigates why traditional firewalls are no longer enough, and how application intelligence and control enable network security in the wake of these changes. Read more. In this Issue Survey finds low use of Microsoft encryption technology FBI Spied and Lied, Misled Justice Department on Improper Surveillance of Peace Groups Digit Manipulation Twitter fixes cross-site scripting flaw ArcSight beefs up security range ZoneAlarm angers users with virus scare pop-up RIAA, MPAA Websites Pummeled By 4chan's Wrath Microsoft sounds alert on massive Web bug Two-Form Authentication Gives Reason to Consider Google Apps WHITE PAPER: Symantec Global Threat Intelligence for the well informed SMB Please read the "Quick Tips for SMBs" that were gleaned from the Threat Report to learn more about how to help your company protect their business information. Read Now. Survey finds low use of Microsoft encryption technology Microsoft's full-disk encryption feature is not being widely used, even where it is part of the Windows operating system, according to a new survey released by security vendor Opswat. Read More FBI Spied and Lied, Misled Justice Department on Improper Surveillance of Peace Groups The Justice Department Inspector General (IG) discovered improper FBI spying investigations were frequently opened based upon "factually weak" justifications. The FBI classified some investigations relating to nonviolent civil disobedience under its "Acts of Terrorism" classification. Read More Digit Manipulation In our final CVOICE demonstration this month, we build on our previous videos and demonstrate digit manipulation using voice translation profiles. While Cisco IOS offers several options for digit manipulation, in my opinion, voice translation profiles are by far the most powerful and flexible. Read More WHITE PAPER: Bradford Networks Bryant University and Network Security In 2003 Bryant University selected Bradford Networks' Campus Manager to realize new levels of security and control over network resources. It has grown with the network and is now able to register all devices, authenticate all users and automatically control network access. It is the one system that controls every entry point on the network. Read now. Twitter fixes cross-site scripting flaw A serious security flaw was apparently found on Twitter on Tuesday but was quickly fixed. Read More ArcSight beefs up security range ArcSight has announced a new range of security and compliance products Read More ZoneAlarm angers users with virus scare pop-up The makers of the popular ZoneAlarm firewall, Check Point Software, have been accused of using scare tactics to get users to upgrade to the paid version of the software. Read More WEBCAST: Emerson Network Power Hands-on DC management shouldn't give you paper cuts This webcast demonstrates how field-proven Avocent MergePoint® Infrastructure Explorer software is already providing substantial ROI for data centers up to 500 racks. Its dynamic, graphic interface gives a deep view of your data center to help you more efficiently plan changes, lower operating costs, and deliver on-target capacity planning. Watch Now. RIAA, MPAA Websites Pummeled By 4chan's Wrath The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) fell victim to the wrath of 4chan members this weekend. A series of coordinated DDoS (Distributed Denial-of Service) attacks against the media trade groups' websites temporarily brought them to their knees. Read More Microsoft sounds alert on massive Web bug Microsoft on Friday warned users that a critical bug in ASP.Net could be exploited by attackers to hijack encrypted Web sessions and pilfer usernames and passwords from Web sites. Read More Two-Form Authentication Gives Reason to Consider Google Apps Google announced that it is implementing two-factor authentication for Google Apps to improve security. The introduction of more stringent authentication controls removes one of the hurdles for businesses to embrace Google Apps and makes the productivity suite a more viable option for organizations concerned with security in the cloud. Read More
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