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Is Your Business Leaking Its Secrets?

28th December 2011
Collecting intelligence about competitors is a regular part of any organisation's operations. Knowing how competitors are operating and their plans for the future play an important part in long-term business strategies. Most competitor intelligence is ... Read >
Author: Nicola Brown

Cyber Security Threats Are as Real for Industry as for Government

06th December 2011
How eEspionage is done According to Alan Paller, director of research at SANS Institute ‘the attack of choice involves targeted spear phasing with attachments, using well-researched social engineering methods to make the victim believe that an attachme... Read >
Author: Barbara Mori

The Future of the Data Recovery Industry in the Age of the Cloud

21st November 2011
The Cloud is a term unfamiliar to many; it is a shift from computing as a product to delivering computing as a utility like a cable service. The user would share resources, software, and storage facilities. The cloud will take care of configuration, virus... Read >
Author: Pat Boardman

Is Social Media a Boon or Bane for Small Business?

14th November 2011
Social media presents the relevant pitch for significantly magnifying the visibility and value proposition among existing and potential stakeholders of Small Businesses. It places small, local and emerging businesses in the limelight in ways that up until... Read >
Author: Sanjaykatkar

The Importance of Data Encryption Applications

16th June 2011
A primer on how Folder Lock can help augment Information Security As the general public becomes more attuned to the various data breaches, privacy advocates and experts in the industry fear the frequency of such breaches may give way to sentiments of h... Read >
Author: JonathanLadd

Security Experts Discover SpyEye Trojan Attack Targeting Verizon Customers

31st May 2011
Trojan attack is one of the common techniques used by cybercriminals to steal sensitive information. In the recent years SpyEye Trojan has been in the news for stealing financial information. The Trojan attempts to capture network traffic by injecting co... Read >
Author: eccuni

California Permanent Disability Aspect 1

16th May 2011
Workers' compensation methods were created in the United States in the early twentieth century to give a program of compensation for work spot injury. These programs had been social engineering arrangements which ended up meant to serve the broader funct... Read >
Author: faydra mora

Emphasis on Data Security and Employee Training Crucial to Maintain Customer Trust

11th May 2011
Internet has created manifold advantages and possibilities for businesses. The growth of e-commerce has allowed organizations to reach out to new markets, increase productivity, streamline decision making, avail services of diverse human capital, and easi... Read >
Author: eccuni

Feminist-Fostered Social Fallout of 'Best Interest of the Child' and 'Safety of Women' Excuses

05th May 2011
Of course, these excuses are a sham. But they're part of the feminist propaganda slogans that are used to hijack the judiciary to produce feminist family outcomes and, then, to demand that government - ultimately taxpayers and fathers - fund their wishes.... Read >
Author: Shane Flait

Government Power and Money Assures More Tyranny under Feminist Greater Good Excuses

03rd May 2011
The divorce and domestic violence industry (DDVI), unlike the farming or manufacturing, doesn't create real product. It's a parasite industry of legal and police-related services and benefits funded by taxpayers and extortion of fathers. It wholly depends... Read >
Author: Shane Flait

Physical Penetration of a Company

31st March 2011
PHYSICAL PENETRATION TESTING (PPT) Why? • To identify any weaknesses in the physical security of a company. • To prove the current systems. What is it that needs protecting? • Information • Product • Systems • Staff WHAT IS A PENETRATIO... Read >
Author: Asa Stevens

Choosing the Sex Of Your Child: One Step Too Far?

28th March 2011
Although it is currently banned within Britain, it seems we cannot shake our obsession with gender selection which is sweeping through other areas of the globe. There are thousands of couples across the UK who have dreamed of having children for so lo... Read >
Author: Suzanne McNicholas

How To Stay Safe On Social Network Sites

21st March 2011
Social-networking sites might be fun and beneficial, but these sites also have security risks. If you love to explore social networking sits, you should take precautions so that you can stay safe. The purpose of social networking sits is diverse. Some of ... Read >
Author: James Madison

AV8: New Name, Old Rogue

14th March 2011
The first rogue antivirus programs appeared in 2006, and 2010 proved to be their busiest year yet. Over five percent of the computers in the world are affected by a fake antivirus program; this makes internet security more important than ever. If you ar... Read >
Author: bonobo

The Ever-Present Enemy

10th February 2011
Microsoft Windows 7 is coming under increasing threat of cyber attack according to recent warnings from computer security firm Sophos in its 2011 threat report. The company’s senior technology consultant, Graham Cluley, told Computing.co.uk “malware crea... Read >
Author: Robin Whitlock
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