Tag Archive for: misses

Enterprise hits and misses – cyberwarfare gets a wake up call and automation forces a skills review

  1. Enterprise hits and misses – cyberwarfare gets a wake up call and automation forces a skills review  Diginomica
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Google drops new Edge zero-day as Microsoft misses 90-day deadline

  1. Google drops new Edge zero-day as Microsoft misses 90-day deadline  Naked Security
  2. Google’s Project Zero discloses a vulnerability in Microsoft Edge  PCMag India
  3. Google’s Project Zero discloses Edge browser bug after Microsoft didn’t fix it in time  IT PRO
  4. Google found another bug in Microsoft’s Edge browser  Engadget
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Stop blaming users for security misses

Does the message to users about security need to change? Or does IT need to rebuild infrastructure so users can worry less about security? Wendy Nather, principal security strategist at Duo Security, talks with CSO senior writer Fahmida Rashid about how organizations can learn to do security right.
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AP misses date of Lincoln’s death by four score and 20 years; we all miss copy editors

The typo itself – an Associated Press story reported that Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in 1965 instead of 1865 – was just that, a typo, as even a middle-schooler knows our 16th president never lived to hear the Beatles.

However, among journalists of a certain age (mine), the distressing though not unexpected aspect of the miscue was that the erroneous date made it onto so many prestigious news sites. As a 1970s-era college friend of mine put it in an email subject line: “Copy editing was a fine profession …”

Meaning that back before the near-extinction of copy editors, it would have been unlikely that the Associated Press would have allowed such a gaffe, never mind that it would have gone unnoticed by so many AP-subscriber news organizations.

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Network World Paul McNamara