View from inside Verizon's security SWAT team

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	View from inside Verizon's security SWAT team Bryan Sartin is director of Verizon's RISK Team, the communications provider's computer forensics practice, which is also the group that helps create the annual Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR). Network World Editor in Chief John Dix caught up with Sartin to learn more about the RISK Team, get his take on the state of enterprise security, and discuss new findings from the recently published DBIR report. Read More WHITE PAPER: SiSense Ltd. Choosing the Right Tech for Your Business Analytics Project The size, speed and scalability of different business analytics technologies vary greatly. The advantages and disadvantages of RDBMS, In-Memory and In-Chip technologies are detailed in this report. Read Now! In this Issue Nick Carr's 'IT Doesn't Matter' still matters Microsoft patches Pwn2Own & IE8 'nuke' critical holes Melinda Gates tells Duke grads: It's all about your real connections Western Union, eh, phisher person? FBI/IC3: Impersonation, intimidation and scams, yep that's the Internet The 10 most important milestones in Web browser history History of flexible displays McAfee rethinks consumer security service delivery INSIDER 7 steps to securing Java WEBCAST: LogiAnalytics (formerly LogiXML) Webinar: Create Competitive Advantage, Featuring Synchology You are invited to our live, interactive webinar featuring the President and Product Director of Synchology: The Branded Payments Company. Synchology was using SAS and Excel to create performance reports for their clients, which was time-consuming and had numerous technical limitations. View Now! Nick Carr's 'IT Doesn't Matter' still matters Nick Carr's article "IT Doesn't Matter" was published in in Harvard Business Review in May 2003 and ignited an industry firestorm for its perceived dismissal of the strategic value of IT. Read More Microsoft patches Pwn2Own & IE8 'nuke' critical holes Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines, but be ready to reboot as Microsoft released 10 security bulletins to patch 33 vulnerabilities that are listed as critical or important. Read More Melinda Gates tells Duke grads: It's all about your real connections Transcript of technologist/philanthropist Melinda Gates' commencement address to Duke University graduates. Read More Western Union, eh, phisher person? The ever-vigilant IT department here at Network World just issued a warning to be on the lookout for phishing email purporting to be from Western Union. Western Union? What? I'm going to fall for the old "You've got a telegram" ruse? (The email was indeed in my inbox.) I kid, of course, because we all remember that Western Union transacted its final telegram back in 2006. From an Associated Press... Read More FBI/IC3: Impersonation, intimidation and scams, yep that's the Internet The FBI and Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) issued their annual look at the state of the dark side of the Internet which is indeed thriving with all manner of scams and intimation tactics being used by criminals. [RELATED: An inside look at the fraud blight] Read More The 10 most important milestones in Web browser history Read More History of flexible displays Read More McAfee rethinks consumer security service delivery McAfee, part of Intel, today announced a profound shift in how it distributes and prices its consumer security products by introducing LiveSafe, a service that combines anti-malware plus a score of other capabilities, such as anti-theft protection and a so-called "safety deposit box" in the cloud that can only be accessed by means of the user's face or voice biometric. Read More INSIDER 7 steps to securing Java Java, the popular OS-independent platform and programming language, runs on just about every kind of electronic device imaginable, including computers, cell phones, printers, TVs, DVDs, home security systems, automated teller machines, navigation systems, games and medical devices. Read More
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