Prosecutor: Manning shared data without regard for national security

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	Three great alternatives to two-factor authentication via text-message Asking customers or employees to pull out their phones and input a code every time they want to log onto your site is too much friction. Read More WEBCAST: BlackBerry BlackBerry 10 Security - What IT Needs To Know Discover how BlackBerry® Security covers the full range of security needs cross-platform. Plus, find out about our security roadmap and our advanced security services for the locked-down needs of government and regulated industries. View Now In this Issue Prosecutor: Manning shared data without regard for national security What Google, Facebook and Twitter are doing right with website security Microsoft moving bot-busting fight to the cloud How top CIOs tackle big data, analytics and cloud security Signature-based endpoint security on its way out 7 things you can do to make Internet Explorer more secure The BYOD mobile security threat is real WHITE PAPER: HP Application Security eGuide Enterprises around the world are facing what could be called the most aggressive threat environment in the history of information technology. Disruptive computing trends are emerging that offer increased employee productivity and business agility, but at the same time introduce a host of new risks and uncertainty. Learn more. Prosecutor: Manning shared data without regard for national security U.S. Army Private First Class Bradley Manning accused of sharing thousands of classified government documents with WikiLeaks, knew that the information would aid enemies of the U.S., a prosecutor argued Monday. Read More What Google, Facebook and Twitter are doing right with website security The popular services of Google, Facebook and Twitter are improving in terms of security, says Scott Behrens, head of Neohapsis Labs, which took a security snapshot of them on May 28 through an analysis that included looking at server headers sent during responses to the websites. Read More Microsoft moving bot-busting fight to the cloud Instead of providing daily emails on botnet activity, Microsoft is turning to the cloud to provide near-time updates to ISPs Read More WEBCAST: Dell VMware Virtualization Boosts SMBs For SMBs, the most important driver of virtualization is better disaster prevention and recovery. But in this KnowledgeVault from Dell and VMware, we'll learn how IT leaders are aiming higher much higher with their virtualization initiatives with things like application virtualization, while optimizing their disaster recovery efforts. Learn More Now! How top CIOs tackle big data, analytics and cloud security In an increasingly complex IT landscape, leading CIOs seek novel ways to use big data and cloud services to improve business processes. Keeping data secure remains a challenge, though, as does finding the right people to manage it all. Read More Signature-based endpoint security on its way out Signature-based blacklisting security technologies are losing the battle against malware, says McAfee, which has streamlined its endpoint security offerings to two suites that it says provide next-generation security for all endpoints, whether PCs, tablets or ATMs. Read More 7 things you can do to make Internet Explorer more secure Still use Internet Explorer? There's no shame in that. But here are a few quick and easy steps you can take to stay safer as you browse. Read More The BYOD mobile security threat is real Cloud storage, text messaging, poor accountability and the "Bad Leaver" open the doors to data breaches in a BYOD environment, says a cyber-crime expert in this interview. Read More
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