The DHS Not Providing CyberSecurity
The Internet is both a wonder and a curse. It has the ability to connect people around the world instantaneously. It's the universal marketplace. A soldier in Iraq can see his little girl in Kentucky and talk to her. The entire world, China, Iran, the U.S. Norway, everywhere connected all the time. It's both enlightening and frightening when you think about it. It is bringing people closer together from around the world.
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Date: 2005-07-28
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Cyber Security And Telecomm: The New Job
Last week, the new Secretary for Homeland Security, Michael Chertoff announced a number of changes in the organization of the department, not the least of which was the much needed Assistant Secretary of Cyber and Telecommunications Security. The new position will focus on security in the infrastructure of industries. It's a pretty broad spectrum though. Who does Secretary Chertoff think will be capable and will they be able to handle such a big task that's always changing?
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Date: 2005-07-21
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Homeland Security Now Means Cyber Security
The new Secretary of Homeland Security, Michael Chertoff announced a reorganization of his department with some new positions being created. One of those new positions will be the Assistant Secretary of Cyber Security and Telecommunications. The position will receive much praise from Congress and those in the industry to address ongoing cyber security concerns.
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Date: 2005-07-14
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Spyware Causes Adjustment Of Surfing Habits
While the majority of the hardcore computer users have been aware of the danger posed by malicious files found during normal web surfing exercises for some time now, the everyday Joe user may still be unaware of the concept of spyware and malware and the dangers they pose; that is, until they get infected.
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Date: 2005-07-07
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