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	Know your rights: Identity theft victims express problems with reporting system Unwanted pressure to buy protection services from credit reporting agencies and the inability to speak to a live person when reporting an identity theft situation were the two most annoying issues victims identified in a Federal Trade Commission report issued on the growing problem this week. In the news: What's up with these solar storms? Read More WHITE PAPER: GFI Software GFI VIPRE Antivirus Business 5.0 This free fully-functioning 30-day trial of GFI VIPRE Business is designed to optimize overall performance by melding antivirus and antispyware together into one powerful engine. Learn More In this Issue Microsoft's privacy plans in three minutes or less First Amendment Be Damned: Out of control TSA threatens bloggers What privacy do you have left to lose? Beware the drone Useful security threat data advisory tools DARPA wants on-demand satellite imagery for smartphones In depth: What does APT really mean? 5 signs that you've lost control over your cloud apps Identity management in the cloud emerges as hot-button issue for CIOs Plugging a SaaS Access Hole SXSW: Privacy Concerns Grow Over Location-aware Apps Pwn2Own, Pwnium pay researchers $210K for browser bugs Surveillance technology for investigations and crowd control WHITE PAPER: Oracle Copying Sensitive Data Into Non-Production Environments Download this paper to learn data masking best practices and enable your organization to safely use production data for development, testing, and sharing with out-source or off-shore partners, without risking a sensitive data breach. Learn More! Microsoft's privacy plans in three minutes or less Microsoft continues to say all the right things as it moves even further into the new age of technology. However, what remains to be seen is whether the company will make good on the promises of its new, open approach to privacy. Read More First Amendment Be Damned: Out of control TSA threatens bloggers According to TSA Out of Our Pants, $1B of TSA nude body scanners were made worthless by the blogger's video showing how to "get anything through" the TSA body scanners. Read More What privacy do you have left to lose? Beware the drone Last week's column about The Google and its new privacy policy got quite a response, ranging from "I don't get it, what's the fuss?," through to "I don't care, I have nothing to hide," and "it's been pretty obvious for years where this was all heading but very few people bothered to sound the alarm ... until now when it's too late." Read More Useful security threat data advisory tools Check out these browser-based tools to keep up on the latest cyber security threats Read More WHITE PAPER: SonicWALL Smart Security for Escalating Challenges This eBook examines how CSOs and IT managers are solving these issues using next-generation firewalls. Read now. DARPA wants on-demand satellite imagery for smartphones The idea: provide small squads of soldiers the ability to receive near instantaneous imagery of their specific location directly from a satellite with the press of a button on their smartphone. Read More In depth: What does APT really mean? And what should companies do about truly persistent threats? Read More 5 signs that you've lost control over your cloud apps CIOs are waking up to the reality that they've lost control over access to data stored in software-as-a-service applications purchased by other departments. Read More Identity management in the cloud emerges as hot-button issue for CIOs As Sallie Mae migrates some of its most important applications to the cloud, the nation's largest provider of college loans is keeping an eye on compliance. Read More WHITE PAPER: Box Content Sharing 2.0: The Road Ahead The business value proposition of cloud-based content sharing is in lockstep with the most powerful drivers of IT and business today. Learn More! Plugging a SaaS Access Hole Our manager's company has a lot of sensitive data on Salesforce.com servers, and until now, we could access it from any device. Read More SXSW: Privacy Concerns Grow Over Location-aware Apps App developers are more concerned than ever about the privacy implications of apps that detect and store the physical locations of the people using the apps. Read More Pwn2Own, Pwnium pay researchers $210K for browser bugs Researchers last Friday unveiled zero-day vulnerabilities in Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox during the final day of two hacking challenges that awarded $210,000 to contestants. Read More Surveillance technology for investigations and crowd control As the second-largest metropolitan area in the United States, Los Angeles is home to four million residents and the mecca for most of the entertainment industry's high-profile events. The almost constant stream of celebrity-infused happenings that require serious crowd control keeps the Los Angeles Police Department very busy. Read More
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