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Researchers shed light on car hacking
What self-described "stunt hackers" Charlie Miller and Chris Valasek did to a Ford Focus on national TV was akin to breaking into a home, raiding the fridge and taking a nap on the couch.
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Clutter in the airwaves: Mobile payment security
While already ubiquitous in much of the world, mobile payment options are gaining traction in the United States, reports Stephen Lawton.
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Beyond BYOD
The ever-increasing use of personal devices has tested enterprise defenses, so plans must be created to meet the challenge, reports James Hale.
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The high-tech hydra: BYOD
No a business' size, employees are yearning to connect their personal devices to the corporate network. But fear not: Solutions and best practices are starting to emerge to manage the risk attached with this craze.
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Is danger looming: Mobile vulnerabilities
With users flocking toward mobile platforms, fraudsters will join as well. But businesses have a bigger problem: What to do about employees wanting to use their devices to connect to the corporate network.
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Company news: SysAid Technologies appoints a new CEO, Invincea receives big contract
Personnel moves, government contracts and other news in the security industry.
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On-the-go defense
This featured article is a sample of our "Mobile Spotlight" issue and discusses mobile apps in the enterprise and how employees downloading them is cause for concern for IT departments.
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Top 5 influential IT security thinkers
This year-end special section focuses on people who represent the highest degree of professionalism in security, individuals who stand out for their technical skills, managerial prowess, insight and advocacy.
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Office mobility: Consumerization of devices
No longer with the option of saying "no" to its employees, organizations are finding that solutions and techniques exist for managing and securing the mobile devices workers wish to connect to the corporate network.
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Beyond theory: Mobile malware
The "bring your own device" revolution means that skilled malware writers are going to pay more and more attention to pushing their wares on mobile endpoints. How should businesses respond?
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