National cyber defense championship is more than just a game
The 10 teams competing in the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition this month are, in their own way, helping to develop a much-needed cybersecurity workforce.
The 10 teams competing in the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition this month are, in their own way, helping to develop a much-needed cybersecurity workforce.
The PROTECT Initiative will use a database of phone and tablet serial numbers to render lost or stolen devices inactive and educate the public on protective steps.
Here’s their next move: The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, or CISPA, would obliterate any semblance of online privacy in the United States.  It’s up for a vote later this month. CISPA would provide a victory for content owners…
A second Russian security firm has confirmed that 600,000 Apple (NSDQ:AAPL) Macs have been infected with Java-exploiting malware, an indication that cyber-criminals are turning their attention toward stealing personal data from Mac users. Kaspersky Lab said Monday that its analysis…
Earlier this week, Microsoft and Nokia launched the Lumia 900, the smartphone that beat out the competition to win the Best at CES award. Here’s what we at Microsoft want to know: which feature on the Lumia 900 gets you the most excited?
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Feds, states and businesses are reporting a 1 percent or more reduction in energy costs by implementing energy efficient solutions in data centers, according to CDW-G's 2012 Energy Efficiency IT Report.
The country's "national information network," set to be completed in 2013, would track users' actions and keep out any content the government deems offensive.
CAC and PIV cards will move to smart phones in 2012, creating a new model for access control, according to observers' predictions.
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Jo Harlow, executive vice president, Smart Devices, at Nokia.
Today, the Nokia Lumia 900 goes on sale in thousands of AT&T stores around the U.S. As many media have already commented, this is a major m...
The breach, apparently originating in Eastern Europe, took information on 181,604 Medicaid and CHIP recipients, including Social Security numbers for 25,000.