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Are you excited to watch the Oscars this Sunday? I have three more movies I would like to see and not enough hours in the week! You all know how that is, right? Well, I probably won’t get the chance to see any more films this week unless they are showing one on my plane [...]
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- Posted in Cyber Security Mom
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In the last year or so, I’ve been a single guy searching, of course, for my long lost love. I wanted to touch base on something that may be happening more and more as the social networks and dating sites become ever more popular. I joined a dating site (that will remain nameless) about a [...]
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- Posted in Consumer
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It’s time to talk with your kids about game safety. No, I don’t mean checking before swinging a bat or wearing protecting gear in a football scrimmage. All handheld gaming devices and desktop gaming devices have Internet capability too. Some require a paid subscription. Others require additional accessories. But all can connect to wifi routers. [...]
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- Posted in Family Safety
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Today we announced our financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2008. 2008 was a year of market leading results for McAfee-we delivered double-digit, year-over-year growth in key financial metrics, we took significant market share in all four quarters from our competitors and we continue to build on the foundation for the future [...]
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- Posted in CEO Perspectives
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Valentine’s Day is this weekend. A day for love. A day for romance. A day for malware? Apparently so. When I mention “malware” in a room with everyday people, their eyes glaze over and they change the subject. Makes me wonder if people actually know (or care ) what malware is. It occurred to me [...]
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- Posted in Cyber Security Mom
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Recently I came across a CNET article on how Microsoft is tweaking UAC settings in Windows 7 for it to be less intrusive. As I read it, being a Windows Vista user, I was greatly relieved. No more of those annoying prompts and confirmation whenever I tried to change any settings. Phew!
That steers me to talk [...]- 2 Comments »
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Imagine for a moment, that we take all of today’s technological developments and remove security and compliance completely from them. Then we put ourselves through a single day in our lives, just one harmless fun loving day. Lets just see what happens along our merry way.
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- Posted in Risk Compliance
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The New York Times beat me to the punch a couple of weeks ago when it ran an article about the issues around “defriending” or “unfriending” people from your Facebook network. I’d been thinking about the concept for some time. In fact, when some friends asked me what my New Year’s resolution would be for [...]
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Lately, I’ve been hearing quite a bit of rhetoric about PCI and how weaknesses in PCI have lead to a data breach. As always, I’m going to step out on a limb here and defend PCI a bit before it gets too muddled down with recent happenings.
First, lets start with a bit of history… security [...]- No Comments »
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- Posted in Risk Compliance
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Roughly every four to six months for the past five years someone has gone out on a limb to declare to the world that spam is dead, or at least it will be dead soon. The cure? Some new technology that returns a binary decision on ham or spam: our technological enlightenment leading us out [...]
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- Posted in Network Security