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Newscan: After Verizon breach, 1.5 million customer records put up for sale
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After Verizon breach, 1.5 million customer records put up for sale
Web Roundup
Items from other news organizations
After Verizon breach, 1.5 million customer records put up for sale
Verizon enterprise division hacked
Warning bells should ring after Iranian hackers strike U.S. banks and a dam
Lufthansa jet and drone nearly collide near LAX airport
FBI hacks into terrorist’s iPhone without Apple
FBI reversal in Apple fight draw critics’ ire
Sweden may use 700 MHz spectrum for emergency services
How will AT&T 2G shutdown impact IoT customers?
The books, films and John Oliver episodes that explain encryption
There are 147 FBI agents involved in the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation
Fitch knocks Chicago debt to one level above junk
Driverless-car makers on privacy: Just trust us
A search for the government’s oldest computer
Trump: U.S. is ‘obsolete’ in cybersecurity
The state has lost control: tech firms now run western politics
Major changes ahead for public-sector IT workforces
The dark web is too slow and annoying for terrorists to even bother with, experts say
NTIA near producing draft of facial-recognition code of conduct
Public-safety IoT: Using data to make cities safer
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
Codan launches the Cyclone repeater/base station at IWCE 2016
Zetron’s updated CAD system improves incident management and response
Lewis County, N.Y., implements countywide ATLAS P25 system from EF Johnson Technologies
NICE Systems helps Prince George’s County get NG911-ready
Sepura increases commitment to APAC region
Verizon blog on net neutrality: A path forward
