All Federal Government agencies are under cyber attack. Online threat levels are growing geometrically. Around the globe, information and networks are penetrated by forces that regularly outpace traditional cyber security defenses.
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According to The Ponemon Institute, 55 percent of small businesses experienced at least one data breach in 2012 and 53 percent had multiple breaches.
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Just four days ago, National Security Agency-leaker Edward Snowden issued a rare statement, forcefully arguing against the American government’s line that what it does is not surveillance.
Motorola has announced a free, open hardware platform for smartphones called “Project Ara.” The goal is to create a modular smartphone that would allow users to swap hardware components at will.
The Syrian Electronic Army has been up to its old tricks again, this time claiming to have infiltrated president Barack Obama’s official Twitter and Facebook accounts, and re-election web site.
A few years back Google got into fearful trouble by recording the location of WiFi transceivers without asking for their owners’ permission.
The Internet Archive, the online repository of millions of digitized books, wants to shield its readers from other’s prying eyes — like the government’s.
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