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Apr. 23, 2013

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Verizon: More than half of data breaches are from hackers

Verizon today issued its 2013 data-breach report, which is based on the analysis of 47,000 reported security incidents and 621 confirmed data breaches suffered last year. The report indicates that hackers are responsible for more than half of all data breaches....More
Mar. 12, 2013

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Secure, reliable systems critical for utilities

MIMOMax Wireless' Paul Daigneault talks about the cybersecurity dangers facing electric utilities and the costly repercussions of system downtime....More
Feb. 19, 2013

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Motorola solution secures Android communications

Combination of hardware and software makes it more secure than software-only solutions, company says....More
Oct. 25, 2012

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Attraction and training: The keys to developing cybersecurity talent (Part 2)

By Rohan Amin — Lockheed Martin's DC3 program director reveals strategies that can be used to attract and develop cybersecurity professionals....More
Oct. 16, 2012

Commentary

People and technology: Rethinking the cybersecurity challenge (Part 1)

By Angela Heise — Lockheed Martin vice president examines the roles that technology and human awareness play to establish a successful cybersecurity strategy....More
Oct. 11, 2012

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Precise Biometrics, Thursby Software offer government-security solution for iPhones, iPads (with related video)

Precise Biometrics and Thursby Software announced a new hardware-software security bundle that is designed to let defense and federal-government users access secure applications via enterprise or personal iPhones and iPads....More
Sep. 27, 2012

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Briefs: Hytera gets DMR certification, upgrades digital radios

Also: Aeroflex introduces a new microwave test set; Carbon Black unveils a cybersecurity plug-in; and the EWA supports another T-Band waiver request....More
Apr. 17, 2012

Commentary

Adding low-cost ADP encryption could be a pricy decision

By Scott Tschetter — A movement is afoot to add a proprietary encryption protocol called advanced digital privacy, or ADP, to Project 25 systems across the country. However, in so doing, users are at risk of losing federal grant funds....More
Mar. 12, 2012

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DHS breaks down 2013 cybersecurity budget

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano recently testified at a Senate appropriations subcommittee hearing on the president's FY 2013 DHS budget request, where she emphasized that funds were needed to strengthen the nation's cybersecurity efforts....More
Mar. 1, 2012

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GOP members reject Cybersecurity Act, propose alternative (with related video)

SECURE IT would ask companies to voluntarily share threat data to receive incentives, such as protection from privacy lawsuits....More

Verizon: More than half of data breaches are from hackers

Secure, reliable systems critical for utilities

Motorola solution secures Android communications

Attraction and training: The keys to developing cybersecurity talent (Part 2)

People and technology: Rethinking the cybersecurity challenge (Part 1)

Precise Biometrics, Thursby Software offer government-security solution for iPhones, iPads (with related video)

Briefs: Hytera gets DMR certification, upgrades digital radios

Adding low-cost ADP encryption could be a pricy decision

DHS breaks down 2013 cybersecurity budget

GOP members reject Cybersecurity Act, propose alternative (with related video)

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