Wall Street Journal |
Computer-Security Industry Critiques Itself Following High-Profile Breaches
Wall Street Journal Nearly 500 companies will gather in San Francisco this week, seeking a piece of the $ 80 billion industry that tries to keep bad people out of good people's computers. But the guy at the front of the RSA Conference, the computer security industry's … |
Connecticut needed this. Lately, the only noteworthy contribution my home state has made to the national news is Aaron Hernandez, an apparent psychopath who earned millions of dollars playing football while (allegedly) murdering anyone who looked at him the wrong way.
But it looks like the third smallest state in the country is on its way to becoming the first to offer ubiquitous 1-Gigabit internet to its residents. The website EfficientGov.com has a pretty comprehensive breakdown on the project: 46 municipalities that make up about half of the state’s population have agreed to endorse a plan for public/private partnerships to expand 1-Gig broadband internet access.
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Arutz Sheva |
Israel Girds Itself for Cyber Warfare
Arutz Sheva The threat of cyber terrorism is not new, but it has become more sophisticated. What defines cyber 'terrorism' as opposed to warfare might also be legally disputed since there is no concrete definition of what is fair in the cyber world. In recent … |
Which country came top of Facebook’s new “Government Requests” report aimed at outing the countries that fish for Facebook user data the most? (I bet you’re thinking it’s the USA – but it isn’t.) Watch this week’s 60 Second Security and find out!
Naked Security – Sophos