Science
Homeland Security cyber protection office's fate is up in the air
The House is poised to vote on a measure that would not create a permanent Homeland Security Department cybersecurity office, after a committee on Thursday passed authorization legislation that does not mention the program. The move represents a departure from the Senate's version of the bill, which would retain and rename the office to better reflect a new focus on safeguarding critical commercial
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Enterprises Get Ruggedized Secure Tablet
Motorola's first enterprise tablet (ET1) gives sales, marketing, servicing, warehousing and delivery personnel a ruggedized alternative to consumer-grade tablets.
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It's Time to Randomize Social Security Numbers
However, data breaches aren't the only way criminals get SSNs. A network of cyber-criminals has figured out how the Social Security Administration generates its numbers and is using that to come up with valid Social Security numbers around the time that a child is born. Because the first three digits of a Social Security number reference the region where the number is issued, it's only the last six numbers that are really tied to identity, and those are issued in a predictable sequence.
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Organized Cyber-Crime Network May Be Stealing Your Child`s Identity
Organized cyber-criminals have taken what used to be a minor domestic crime and turned it into a global ID trafficking ring. In these cases, the data that's so valuable are the Social Security numbers of young children because they can easily be matched with any name and date of birth and used to create fraudulent identities, obtain credit or even dodge residency rules for getting work in the United States.
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N-able to Support Managed Mobile Devices in 2012
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Model of Corporate Networks Could Improve Stability
Corporate servers often consist of scores of processors and connections.
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NASA Readies New Type of Earth-Observing Satellite for Launch
NPP inside a clean room at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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Traffic Model Uses Human Reason to Understand Crashes
SAFEPED could help researchers identify causes of fatal accidents and prevent future crashes before they occur.
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Software as Service: The Next Generation - part 2
FEARING LOSS OF CONTROL
One of the challenges many companies considering SaaS face is a loss of control. Jeff Muscarella, executive vice president with spend-management consultancy NPI Financial, says this manifests itself initially during contract talks. The way to avoid being disappointed, he says, is to be very specific about your company’s needs.
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Human Rights
Fostering a More Humane World: The 28th Eurasian Economic Summi
Conscience, Hope, and Action: Keys to Global Peace and Sustainability
Ringing FOWPAL’s Peace Bell for the World:Nobel Peace Prize Laureates’ Visions and Actions
Protecting the World’s Cultural Diversity for a Sustainable Future
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