Paul Kenyon Top Priority Sector: it_security Image Caption: Paul Kenyon Last month, the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) updated its Guide for Conducting Risk Assessments to make it easier for federal organizations to respond effectively to cyber-related risks. Homepage position: 10 read more View full post on Government Security News View…
FEMA will distribute at least 120,000 kosher meals in hurricane-stricken areas
Jacob Goodwin Top Priority Sector: disaster_preparedness_emergency_response As part of its effort to feed victims of Hurricane Sandy on Long Island and in New Jersey, FEMA plans to procure 120,000 kosher meals for delivery on Nov. 2 The agency issued a solicitation on Oct. 31, and informed prospective suppliers that they…
Eye in the sky: How Google’s privacy policy is the least of your worries
Last week’s column about The Google and its new privacy policy got quite a response, ranging from “I don’t get it, what’s the fuss?,” through to “I don’t care, I have nothing to hide,” and “it’s been pretty obvious for years where this was all heading but very few people…
Eye in the sky: How Google’s privacy policy is the least of your worries
Last week’s column about The Google and its new privacy policy got quite a response, ranging from “I don’t get it, what’s the fuss?,” through to “I don’t care, I have nothing to hide,” and “it’s been pretty obvious for years where this was all heading but very few people…
Eye in the sky: How Google’s privacy policy is the least of your worries
Last week’s column about The Google and its new privacy policy got quite a response, ranging from “I don’t get it, what’s the fuss?,” through to “I don’t care, I have nothing to hide,” and “it’s been pretty obvious for years where this was all heading but very few people…
Eye in the sky: How Google’s privacy policy is the least of your worries
Last week’s column about The Google and its new privacy policy got quite a response, ranging from “I don’t get it, what’s the fuss?,” through to “I don’t care, I have nothing to hide,” and “it’s been pretty obvious for years where this was all heading but very few people…
Eye in the sky: How Google’s privacy policy is the least of your worries
Last week’s column about The Google and its new privacy policy got quite a response, ranging from “I don’t get it, what’s the fuss?,” through to “I don’t care, I have nothing to hide,” and “it’s been pretty obvious for years where this was all heading but very few people…
Eye in the sky: How Google’s privacy policy is the least of your worries
Last week’s column about The Google and its new privacy policy got quite a response, ranging from “I don’t get it, what’s the fuss?,” through to “I don’t care, I have nothing to hide,” and “it’s been pretty obvious for years where this was all heading but very few people…
Eye in the sky: How Google’s privacy policy is the least of your worries
Last week’s column about The Google and its new privacy policy got quite a response, ranging from “I don’t get it, what’s the fuss?,” through to “I don’t care, I have nothing to hide,” and “it’s been pretty obvious for years where this was all heading but very few people…
Nortel Penetrated by Hackers Since at Least 2000
There is a long but fascinating story about hacking in today’s Wall Street Journal that should send a cold chill into every corporate board room. It concerns the infiltration of Nortel Networks’ computer systems by suspected Chinese-based hackers since at least the year 2000. According to the WSJ, the hackers–using…