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Security guru: FBI Internet-tapping good for criminals, bad for everyone else
InfoWorld The answer, ultimately, is implementing good Internet security, rather than resorting to questionable tactics that could infringe on the privacy of countless citizens. "Both good guys and bad guys send emails, use Skype, and eat at all-night restaurants. |
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Cloud threats and firewalls: Internet guru demystifies cyber security
CNN He got his first job writing software at the age of 12, and by 1993, at the age of 24, he formed the Internet security company Check Point with two business partners and a borrowed computer in his associate's grandmother's apartment in Tel Aviv. Check … |
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Security Guru Pledges to Strengthen Critical Computers David Talbot
MIT Technology Review (blog) Security Guru Pledges to Strengthen Critical Computers. Computer-security researcher Eugene Kaspersky says he is testing control software that won't run malicious code. By David Talbot on November 23, 2012 … |