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    • CNET

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  • 3 Years After Attacks on Ukraine Power Grid, BlackEnergy Successor Poses Growing Threat
  • Oracle Issues Massive Collection of Critical Security Updates
  • (ISC) 2 : Global Cybersecurity Workforce Short 3 Million People
  • Cybercrime-as-a-Service: No End in Sight
  • SEC Warns Public Companies on Accounting Control Use
  • Startup Spun Out of Securosis Secures $2.5 Million Seed Investment
  • The Three Dimensions of the Threat Intelligence Scale Problem
  • FICO & US Chamber of Commerce Score Cyber-Risk Across 10 Sectors
  • A Cybersecurity Weak Link: Linux and IoT
  • NC Water Utility Fights Post-Hurricane Ransomware
  • Rapid7 Acquires tCell
  • 6 Reasons Why Employees Violate Security Policies
  • Spies Among Us: Tracking, IoT & the Truly Inside Threat
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  • IBM Builds 'SOC on Wheels' to Drive Cybersecurity Training
  • Millions of Voter Records Found for Sale on the Dark Web
  • 3 Out of 4 Employees Pose a Security Risk
  • DoD Travel System Breach Exposed Data of 30K Civilian, Military Employees
  • 4 Ways to Fight the Email Security Threat
  • Most IT Security Pros Want to Change Jobs
    • eWeek

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  • Apple Rolls Out GDPR-like Features for U.S. Users
  • Dell Virtustream Enterprise Cloud: Product Overview and Insight
  • McAfee Extends Mvision Security Platform with EDR, Cloud Protection
  • Google Shutting Down Consumer Version of Google+
  • ShieldX Integrates Intention Engine Into Elastic Security Platform
  • State of Sales Report: Tech Can Help Meet Rising Customer Expectations
  • IT Science Case Study: Giving Staff Device Control Yet Keeping Tight Security
  • Abandoned Projects Leave Companies 'Behind the 8-Ball' on Mobility
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  • GitHub Releases New Workflow Tools, 'Octoverse' Report
  • Arm Builds the Neoverse for Cloud, Edge Computing
  • Zoom Expands Communications Platform With End-to-End Features
  • Trend Micro Converges EDR, Endpoint Security Protection in Apex One
  • Microsoft Makes Patent Pledge as Part of Plan to Embrace Linux
  • DMARC Email Security Adoption Soars as US Government Deadline Hits
  • Application Modernization: What Is It and How to Get Started
  • Now That the Disaster Has Moved On, What's Next?
  • IBM Opens Up Series of Security, AI and Cloud Initiatives
  • How to Build a Successful, Secure Cloud-based Voting System
  • Microsoft Repairs, Rereleases Windows 10 October Update
  • CyberArk Brings Privileged Session Manager to the Cloud
  • Why Supply Chain Security a Serious Enterprise Problem
  • Seven Industries Being Transformed by Geospatial Information Systems
  • Ubuntu 18.10 Brings Cosmic Cuttlefish to the Linux Desktop
  • Facebook Revises Data Breach Impact Downward, Provides New Details
  • Google+ Updated for Enterprise Users as Consumer Version Shuts Down
  • Symantec Adds Workload Assurance Tools to Cloud Security Portfolio
  • How MarkLogic Data Hub Service Makes Mass Data Useful
  • PC Market Holds Steady, but CPU Shortages a Concern, Analysts Say
  • Microsoft Upgrades Surface Line With More Powerful Machines
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  • Five Pricing Mistakes MSPs Make and How to Avoid Them
  • The Forrester Total Economic Impact of IBM Multivendor Support Services
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    • Information Week

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  • Physical security and the quest for interoperability
    • Information Shield

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    Security Week

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  • Flaws in ATM Dispenser Controllers Allowed Hackers to Steal Cash
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  • Hackers cause most data breaches but accidents by normal people arent far behind
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    • Security Magazine

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