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Android security chief: There’s no doubt Google Pixel is as secure as the iPhone – Android Central

November 2, 2016/in Mobile Security

Android security chief: There's no doubt Google Pixel is as secure as the iPhone
Android Central
Ludwig also mentioned that although Android's security may have improved overall in the last year, the onus remains on carriers and manufacturers to deploy timely software updates and security patches. "We got quite a bit of work left to do to get to a …
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Down the rabbit hole, part 1: Making my life private and secure

September 28, 2016/in Computer Security

Over the years I’ve done a number of—let’s just call them “experiments in computering”—where I attempt to use my computers in such a way that is outside of my comfort zone.

Living entirely in a terminal. Getting rid of all Google software and services. Using nothing but a version of FreeDOS. That sort of thing.

I typically give myself the simple goal of “do it for 30 days, and see how it goes.” In the process, I always learn something—about what I like, about what is possible. And even if I don’t learn a cotton-pickin’ thing of value, it’s still kinda fun—kinda.

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Got big data? Check out these 100 best practices for keeping it secure

August 26, 2016/in Computer Security

Big data is best known for its volume, variety, and velocity — collectively referred to as the “3 Vs” — and all three of those traits make security an elusive goal. Targeting companies grappling with that challenge, the Cloud Security Alliance on Friday released a new report offering 100 best practices.

As its name would suggest, the CSA focuses on promoting the use of security best practices within the cloud computing world; corporate members include VMware, Microsoft, AWS, and Red Hat. In an earlier report, the CSA broke down big data security risks into a set of the top 10 major challenges. Now, for each of those, it presents 10 best practices designed to help enterprises keep their information safe.

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