FTC: Identity theft retains its throne as No.1 worst scourge in Top 10 consumer complaint list

	Hospital unresponsive to multiple alerts about stolen data | Security firm Trustwave targeted by phishing campaign
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	FTC: Identity theft retains its throne as No.1 worst scourge in Top 10 consumer complaint list Identity theft has been the top consumer complaint to the Federal Trade Commission now for 13 years running. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation Microsoft Dynamics AX solutions from IBM IBM provides consulting, implementation and application management services for Microsoft Dynamics AX, a comprehensive ERP solution for midsize and larger organizations that empowers people to work effectively, manage change, and compete globally. Learn More. In this Issue Hospital unresponsive to multiple alerts about stolen data Security firm Trustwave targeted by phishing campaign 10 tech company social media bloopers McAfee acquires ValidEdge sandboxing technology When did you learn how to code? INSIDER NBA Team Rebounds From IT Disaster Windows XP and Firefox browser amass worst vulnerability record over past 25 years New Box security features aimed at user, device and content protection RSA 2013: Weatherford outlines 'cyber 9-1-1' plan Start-up tracks risky security behavior in the cloud Researcher unearths two new Java zero-day bugs WHITE PAPER: Moovweb 3 Steps to a Cost-Effective Mobile Strategy In the new Moovweb white paper, "Creating the Right Mobile Strategy: What You Need to Know Before You Get Started", get the insight you need to make an educated decision on the move to mobile. Read Now! Hospital unresponsive to multiple alerts about stolen data Security experts trying to tell a rural hospital that a pile of its sensitive data belonging to staff and possibly patients sits exposed on the Internet have been stymied for five days now by the fact that no one at the medical facility will respond to their repeated warnings. Moreover, says one of the experts, this kind of situation happens with alarming regularity. Read More Security firm Trustwave targeted by phishing campaign Customers of security firm Trustwave are being targeted by a phishing campaign that masquerades as a PCI DSS compliance scan, the company has warned. Read More 10 tech company social media bloopers Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Solving Substantiation with SAML Read this paper to learn how F5 uses SAML to effectively enable secure web domains to exchange user authentication and authorization data, providing users of web browsers with single sign-on (SSO) convenience they need. Learn More! McAfee acquires ValidEdge sandboxing technology McAfee yesterday said it has acquired the ValidEdge anti-malware sandboxing technology from LynuxWorks in order to add a new type of malware detection to its network and endpoint products. The first integration of sandboxing into its product line is expected in the second half of this year. Read More When did you learn how to code? "I think everybody in this country should learn how to program a computer - because it teaches you how to think." --Steve Jobs Read More INSIDER NBA Team Rebounds From IT Disaster After Katrina, the New Orleans Hornets built a stronger disaster-recovery operation: a hot site with a diesel engine big enough to 'power a locomotive.' Read More WHITE PAPER: Kaspersky Lab, Inc. Security for Virtualization The view of leading analysts is that in the rush to implement virtualization, security has become a poor second. So while the business benefits are clear, the risks are less well documented and understood. This makes selecting the right virtual-aware anti-malware solution even more important. Learn more. Windows XP and Firefox browser amass worst vulnerability record over past 25 years In a look at the number of vulnerabilities recorded over 25 years in software products and open source, a researcher at Sourcefire has determined that Microsoft Windows XP and the Mozilla Firefox browser stand out as the two with the largest number of high-severity vulnerabilities. Read More New Box security features aimed at user, device and content protection Box is rolling out several new security features aimed at making its 150,000 business customers feel more confident in its cloud storage and file sharing service. Read More RSA 2013: Weatherford outlines 'cyber 9-1-1' plan Mark Weatherford, deputy undersecretary for cybersecurity at DHS, wants to set up a cyber 9-1-1 system for critical infrastructure. He outlined his vision today at the Cloud Security Alliance Summit, held as part of the RSA Conference. Read More Start-up tracks risky security behavior in the cloud Start-up Skyhigh Networks today introduced a service aimed at tracking risk associated with enterprise use of about 2,000 cloud services, in order to spot any rogue cloud services or to identify high-risk exposure that cloud use might bring to the enterprise. Read More Researcher unearths two new Java zero-day bugs A Polish security firm known for rooting out Java vulnerabilities has reported two new bugs in the browser plug-in to Oracle, Security Explorations said today. Read More
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