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	Smartphones and tablets create huge corporate security challenge Adapting security and management for the new generation of mobile devices -- everything from the Apple iPhone and iPad to Google Android devices to name a few -- is turning out to be a huge corporate challenge. Read More WHITE PAPER: Extreme Networks Networks in Motion Download this whitepaper today and discover how you can cost-effectively optimize your network for the mobile demands of today's business. Examine how IT can provide: * Personalization and intelligence. * Ease of operation. * Seamless quality of user experience. * Secure on-the-go access to public and private networks. Read now! In this Issue 10 iPhone passcodes to pass on The Funniest Sites on the Web Want to stop cybercrime? Follow the money Citigroup reveals breach affected over 360,000 cards Cisco backs embattled RSA SecurID in new security architecture When LulzSec attacks: A survivor's story Firms target mobile security hole with antiphishing browser Virtualized environments painfully insecure? Microsoft rings alarm bell on fake Windows support calls EU ministers seek to ban creation of 'hacking tools' Court says Comerica Bank must pay after customer is hacked Hospital turns to palm reading to ID patients LulzSec attacks gaming sites ... just for laughs Why CIOs Should Care About Privacy Get your money for nothing, get your certs for free Spear phishers sharpen skills, craft 'incredible' attacks, say experts WEBCAST: Cymphonix Gain Complete Control Over Internet Bound Traffic The Cymphonix Network Composer is the only network appliance that provides comprehensive clarity into all internet bound network traffic and simply powerful tools to manage that traffic with a holistic approach. Learn More Today! 10 iPhone passcodes to pass on Attention iPhone users: You're not fooling anyone if you're using 1234, 0000, 2580, 1111, 5555, 5683, 0852, 2222, 1212, 1998 as your smartphone passcode. Read More The Funniest Sites on the Web Online privacy is dead. Our data may be in jeopardy. Haters, hackers, and trolls abound. Advertising and porn have taken over. But on the other hand, there's still a lot of funny on the Web Read More Want to stop cybercrime? Follow the money At Usenix, a cybersecurity researcher explains how the key to stopping computer criminals is in the economics of cybercrime. Read More Citigroup reveals breach affected over 360,000 cards Over 360,083 credit card accounts in North America of Citigroup were affected as a result of a compromise of its card account management website in May, the bank said in an update on Wednesday. Read More Cisco backs embattled RSA SecurID in new security architecture With all of the recent security problems around RSA's SecurID two-factor authentication technology as a backdrop, Cisco today made it clear that it's still a major supporter of SecurID by including the two-factor authentication token as a main security component in what Cisco calls its "PCI 2.0 Architecture" of assembled Cisco, EMC, RSA, VMware and HyTrust products. Read More WHITE PAPER: Raritan Data Center Transformations Build outs, consolidations and acquisitions are large-scale projects that can be very disruptive and require careful planning and implementation to maintain operations. This white paper examines the process and what's required to meet IT goals and objectives and maintain business continuity. Read now! When LulzSec attacks: A survivor's story Security start-up Unveillance fell prey to LulzSec. In this interview, founder Karim Hijazi talks about how the hack unfolded and what lessons he sees for companies. Read More Firms target mobile security hole with antiphishing browser Lookout joins other security firms, releasing a browser for smartphones that can blacklist known phishing sites. Read More Virtualized environments painfully insecure? John Burke of Nemertes Research says while organizations are hot for virtualization technology, they are ignoring security in the rush to adopt Read More Microsoft rings alarm bell on fake Windows support calls Microsoft today warned that scammers have taken to the phone lines to dupe Windows users into putting malware on their machines or paying for worthless help. Read More EU ministers seek to ban creation of 'hacking tools' Justice Ministers across Europe want to make the creation of hacking "tools" a criminal offence, but critics have hit back at the plans saying that they are unworkable. 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Read More Hospital turns to palm reading to ID patients NYU's Langone Medical Center is the first hospital in the Northeast to use a new infrared palm-scanning technology that ensures patients are linked to their medical records and helps prevent medical ID theft. Read More LulzSec attacks gaming sites ... just for laughs The hacking group known as LulzSec called it Titanic Takeover Tuesday. Gamers called it by a variety of names, many of which cannot be reprinted here. But for system administrators at a handful of gaming companies, Tuesday, June 14 was a nightmare: the day their websites went down under an online attack. Read More Why CIOs Should Care About Privacy Customers will judge your company's competence according to how well you protect their data, says Don Peppers, co-founder of customer relationship advisory firm Peppers & Rogers Group. CIOs are on the front line. Read More Get your money for nothing, get your certs for free A new SSL certificate authority squeezes so much overhead out of supplying certs that it plans to give them away starting next month and to continue at least through the end of the year. Read More Spear phishers sharpen skills, craft 'incredible' attacks, say experts Recent break-ins at high-profile targets like the International Monetary Fund (IMF) demonstrate just how proficient hackers have become at 'spear phishing,' researchers said today. Read More
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