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Should CIOs worry about the Internet of Hackable Things?
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What if you could block Internet content for your children based on their maturity level? What if you could block porn completely without being forced to use a filter that treats you like a kid?
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Cyber-attack simulation is the practice of testing an organization’s network security and incident response preparedness on-demand and without exploits to determine an organization’s security posture.
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Security vs Privacy: Encryption Technology After the Paris Attack
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BlackHat 2015 USA Pictures
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Adobe today said it would issue an emergency patch the week of Aug. 16 to fix a critical flaw in its Reader and Acrobat software.
The bug was disclosed by researcher Charlie Miller at last month’s Black Hat security conference when he demonstrated how the open-source BitBlaze toolkit could be used to boost bug-hunting productivity tenfold. […] Continue reading Adobe confirms PDF zero-day, plans rush patch