The U.S. government’s plan to give away authority over the Internet’s core architecture to the “global Internet community” could endanger the security of both the Internet and the U.S. — and open the door to a global tax on Web use.
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THE DAILY CALLER
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An ominous e-mail message landed in the inboxes of a small group of U.S. Army employees last month, warning of a security breach in their federal retirement plans and urging them to log in and check their accounts....
WASHINGTON POST
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WHILE it might seem like the cybercriminals are having a field day, there are steps companies can take to better protect themselves. But unlike what the Singapore Government plans to do with its civils servants, you do not need to cut yourself off from the Internet, notes Mike Brown, vice president and general manager of the Global Public Sector business at cybersecurity firm RSA.
“I think that’s not the best solution,” he says, speaking recently to Digital News Asia (DN...
DIGITALNEWSASIA
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Despite a continuing string of high-profile information security breaches, many organizations’ leadership teams still have a very poor understanding of their own susceptibility to similar failures, asserts a research note from leading analyst Ovum....
WWW.INFOSECURITY-MAGAZINE.COM
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Fast-casual restaurant chain Chipotle Mexican Grill, which has more than 2,000 locations in the United States and other countries, informed customers on Tuesday that its payment processing systems have been breached....
SECURITYWEEK
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A cyber attack will topple a major company next year as firms face a growing threat to their security systems from online hackers, according to an influential business lobby group. James Sproule, chief economist at the Institute of Directors (IOD), said companies should be braced for more rogue attacks and state-sponsored assaults following a spate of incidents this year. He said the rise will be so large that businesses will no longer be able to keep their security breaches a secret as many hav...
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