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	Cisco backs embattled RSA SecurID in new security architecture With all of the recent security problems around RSA's SecurID two-factor authentication technology as a backdrop, Cisco today made it clear that it's still a major supporter of SecurID by including the two-factor authentication token as a main security component in what Cisco calls its "PCI 2.0 Architecture" of assembled Cisco, EMC, RSA, VMware and HyTrust products. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Foundations of Security Information Management This guide examines the details of each of these processes and provides best practices to build a foundation for SIM. Learn more. In this Issue FTC warns of cell phone radiation scams Firms target mobile security hole with antiphishing browser ADP acknowledges system intrusion, says one client hit Don't dismiss community college grads with degrees in information assurance Want to stop cybercrime? Follow the money Adobe pushes Reader silent updates Senators propose mobile location privacy law Court says Comerica Bank must pay after customer is hacked WHITE PAPER: CA Technologies Ponemon: Security of Cloud Computing Providers This report offers the cloud providers beliefs on the state of cloud security. In addition, it compares the findings from both reports, determining similarities and discrepancies between cloud computing users and providers. Learn More FTC warns of cell phone radiation scams As soon as the new concerns that cell phones might pose a radiation risk to users, scammers were sharpening their online skills to take advantage of the situation.  That's why the Federal Trade Commission today told cell phone users to avoid products that supposedly "shield" users from cell phone emissions. More on health news: High-tech healthcare technology gone wild Read More Firms target mobile security hole with antiphishing browser Lookout joins other security firms, releasing a browser for smartphones that can blacklist known phishing sites. Read More WHITE PAPER: Extreme Networks Identity-Aware Networking Download this whitepaper today discover how IT can integrate identity and networking, enabling new business processes and easing regulatory compliance while improving security. Read now! ADP acknowledges system intrusion, says one client hit Automatic Data Processing (ADP) today disclosed that it has suffered a system intrusion that it believes has impacted only one client associated with Workscape, the benefits administration platform company it acquired. Read More Don't dismiss community college grads with degrees in information assurance The CAE2Y program was established to meet the needs of cybersecurity professionals – not all of whom have baccalaureates and advanced degrees. Zdravkovich emphasized that our society needs all dimensions of diversity in the cybersecurity field. Read More WEBCAST: Cymphonix Gain Complete Control Over Internet Bound Traffic The Cymphonix Network Composer is the only network appliance that provides comprehensive clarity into all internet bound network traffic and simply powerful tools to manage that traffic with a holistic approach. Learn More Today! Want to stop cybercrime? Follow the money At Usenix, a cybersecurity researcher explains how the key to stopping computer criminals is in the economics of cybercrime. Read More Adobe pushes Reader silent updates Adobe has switched on silent updating for its popular Reader PDF viewer, the company announced Tuesday. Read More Senators propose mobile location privacy law Following a recent uproar over the ways in which Apple and Google collect location information from mobile users, two U.S. senators have proposed a law that would require companies to get permission from mobile users before sharing that information with third parties. Read More Court says Comerica Bank must pay after customer is hacked A Michigan court has ruled that Comerica Bank is liable for a US$560,000 cyberheist, saying the bank should have done a better job to spot millions of dollars in fraudulent transactions after one of the bank's customers was tricked in a phishing attack two years ago. Read More
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