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Line dividing hacker cyber crime, state-sponsored terror attacks murky
Tribune-Review Daniel Garrie, founding editor of the Journal of Law & Cyber Warfare, (left) and Mitchell Silber, executive managing director of K2 Intelligence, talk about the blurred lines between cyber crime and warfare, during a one-day symposium at John Jay … The cooling wars of cyber space in a remote era |
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Report: Shoddy computer security allowed access for nebbing in Monroeville
Tribune-Review A follow-up report into an initial investigation of unauthorized computer access in Monroeville determined that poor computer security led to the breaches, officials said. The more-recent investigation, conducted by Corporate Security and … |
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How to deal with Chinese espionage
Tribune-Review The Justice Department's announcement that it was indicting five Chinese military officers on charges of stealing commercial secrets is, in one way, welcome. It shines a light on the vast problem of Chinese espionage directed against not only the U.S. … |
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United School District looks to save on Internet security services
Tribune-Review 14 approved a change in Internet security and filtering services as recommended by its technology services coordinator, Robert Sarraf. As part of a five-year agreement with Sting, beginning on July 1, United approved an upgrade from a basic managed … |