As businesses embrace BYOD, network engineers have to face up to the security implications of random, roving personal devices connecting to the corporate WLAN and accessing networked applications and data.
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Michael Brophy, Certification Europe’s CEO, highlights why the human element is the weakest part of your information security system and sets out how to prevent data breaches.
The Brazilian television show “Fantastico” has exposed an NSA training presentation that discusses how the agency runs man-in-the-middle attacks on the Internet.
It’s come to light that the NSA has impersonated Google—and possibly other big websites—in order to intercept, store, and read supposedly secure online communications.
It came as quite a surprise to the hundreds of people who showed up at NJ department of Mover Vehicles offices Thursday to find that there was no waiting in line.
Early placement trends from top campuses in the state indicate that the appetite to recruit large numbers remains continues. However, entry-level salaries for graduating engineers remain unchanged for the fifth year in a row at Rs 3 lakh to Rs 4 lakh.
Bacon and eggs, rock and roll, Brits and IT recruitment – they’ve gone hand in hand for a long time. Sylvia Pennington finds out why UK professionals continue to dominate the high-tech hiring market in Australia.
This report provides an analysis and evaluation of the data we collected on the views, attitudes and knowledge of Latin American consumers towards electronic fraud.
A few months ago we started tracking a botnet (arbitrarily named LazyAlienBikers) whose origins we did not know and whose malware was undetected.
The certification of a mobile-security sandboxing platform from Good Technology to EAL4+ standards will pave the way for the use of application-isolation techniques to secure mobile and bring your own device