Civil liberties groups praise revised cybersecurity bill

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	Civil liberties groups praise revised cybersecurity bill Five U.S. senators have introduced a revised version of cybersecurity legislation unveiled earlier this year, with digital liberties groups praising changes that limit the type of cyberthreat information that can be shared between private companies and the U.S. government. Read More WHITE PAPER: Sourcefire, Inc. The Sourcefire FireAMP Detection Lattice Malware defense is a large-scale data analytics problem. If your detection technologies aren't designed to work together to rapidly process and correlate large amounts data, you'll never gain the visibility and control you need to eradicate malicious software. Traditional 'stack-based' frameworks don't work. Learn More In this Issue Gov't surveillance 'unreasonable' & violated the 4th amendment 'at least once' Black Hat demo: Google Bouncer can be beaten Amazon opens up about its cloud security practices, joins CSA registry Beyond Dropbox: Security is only part of the cloud's problem Hacker Arrested for 2008 DDoS Attacks on Amazon.com Syria disappears from Internet for 40 minutes Cisco's Roller Coaster July Domestic drones: security and privacy game changer Black Hat blames phishy email on volunteer's error RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: LogMeIn Provide instant remote support with LogMeIn Rescue With LogMeIn Rescue, you can start a support session in just 60 seconds. Connect 24/7 to PCs, Macs, smartphones and tablets. You'll get in, solve the problem and save the day without ever leaving your desk. Try it free today. Gov't surveillance 'unreasonable' & violated the 4th amendment 'at least once' It's official; the government's spying efforts exceeded the legal limits at least once, meaning it is also "unreasonable under the Fourth Amendment." Read More Black Hat demo: Google Bouncer can be beaten Bouncer, the Google technology meant to check Android Market apps for malicious code, can be circumvented, according to a briefing at Black Hat. Read More Amazon opens up about its cloud security practices, joins CSA registry Amazon Web Services has shed some light into the security features of its IaaS cloud offering by submitting an entry to the Cloud Security Alliance's Security, Trust and Assurance Registry (STAR). Read More WHITE PAPER: Ipswitch File Transfer Best Practices for Business Class File Sharing Solutions Learn what's driving the need for improvements in business class file sharing & why IT needs to manage file sharing for the organization. Learn More. Beyond Dropbox: Security is only part of the cloud's problem Microsoft might want you to "Take it to the Cloud" but a whole lot of people are wishing they had stayed on the ground. The recent news that Dropbox accounts may be exposed, again, to attack should raise alarms for any IT manager considering cloud services. Read More Hacker Arrested for 2008 DDoS Attacks on Amazon.com A 25-year-old Russian hacker has been arrested for allegedly orchestrating two denial of service attacks on Amazon.com and eBay in 2008. Read More Syria disappears from Internet for 40 minutes Syria's presence on the Internet suddenly went dark for around 40 minutes on July 19, Net analysis firm Renesys has reported. Read More WHITE PAPER: Sourcefire, Inc. Sourcefire FireSIGHT: Context-Aware and Adaptive Security Learn why Context-Aware and Adaptive Security is the key to effective protection today. View Now Cisco's Roller Coaster July It seems that so far July 2012 has been a bit of a microcosm of what Cisco has been like the past few years. They've taken huge leaps forward with technology and the potential doors they can open for users, but taken some steps backward in the handling of their business practices. And security might be an issue. Read More Domestic drones: security and privacy game changer University of Texas Prof. Todd Humphreys testified to Congress about how his team "repeatedly took control" of a civilian drone from a remote hilltop at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico in front of Homeland Security and FAA officials. Read More Black Hat blames phishy email on volunteer's error A phishy looking email sent over the weekend to attendees of this week's Black Hat security conference turns out to have been an innocent mistake by a volunteer, according to the event organizer. Read More
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