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Anonymous in decline? Don't bet on it

|   McAfee predicts a steep decline for Anonymous in 2013, but we could simply be seeing a conversion.

#FFSec: Security pros to follow on Twitter, Dec. 21

|   Follow these names on Twitter. Together, they make cyberspace a more secure place. (copy and paste)

It was inevitable: Malware-infested PowerPoint exploits Mayan Doomsday fears

|   Researchers at Sophos say a booby-trapped PowerPoint presentation titled "Will the world end in 2012?" is circulating.

FTC expands Children's Online Privacy Protection Act

|   New provisions in the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act cover apps, exempts 'platforms' like App Store and Google Play and requires parental approval before companies can gather kids' photos, videos or geographic location.

Dell acquires Credant Technologies

|   Dell says Credant Technologies will help it delve deeper into the mobile data protection market.

CIA in the Cloud

|   No, this isn’t a post about a secretive intelligence agency. Rather, my reference to CIA is to the well-known acronym in the information security industry to “Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability” of data. The same language is also used in certain privacy laws. Most businesses only...

How do you keep talented security staff at your organization?

|     "I'm not going to be as bold as to say there is no unemployment among security professionals, but there is negative unemployment for highly-skilled security professionals.” ~ Lee Kushner.

Morgan Freeman Sandy Hook quote a hoax

|   It's no surprise when hoax messages flood the social networks after a big tragedy like the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings in Newtown, Conn. The most visible example this time is a fake message attributed to Morgan Freeman.

Blue Coat acquires Crossbeam Systems

|   By acquiring Crossbeam, Blue Coat says it's "laying the foundation for a broader strategy to transform the way businesses secure and optimize their networks."

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