U.S. cybersecurity czar Howard Schmidt insists there is no cyberwar.
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As location-based services begin to take off, privacy concerns have also been raised. Just how public should your location at any given time be?
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The sites were defaced following this week's State of the Union address.
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Chair of House Internet subcommittee says work on draft discussion of privacy overhaul legislation is almost complete, touts plans for wireless overhaul.
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With cyber threats from abroad coming fast and furious, how serious is the United States about going on the offensive?
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Are privacy advocates' hopes for a new set of rules and laws in the coming year misplaced?
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The bill requires businesses to notify customers and the FTC of any security breach.
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Homeland Security secretary tells Senate panel that the security threat from an errant Web posting is minor, but that an internal review is underway.
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The Department of Homeland Security defended the new rules as necessary to detect information about potential terrorism plots as well as other crimes such as child pornography and copyright infringement.
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Privacy in IT tends to be woefully underfunded, according a study by research firm Gartner.
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The lost drive holds the Social Security numbers of White House staff and visitors.
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The Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) strongly criticized the pending security legislation for giving too much power to the U.S. government.
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At an industry gathering, the Federal Communications Commission makes noises about how it expects to approach major issues in the year ahead.
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Experts warn a Senate panel that the nation is not fully prepared to face threats from hackers and other Net-borne attacks.
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The administration's focus on the dangers of cyber attacks is getting positive marks from industry observers.
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Malware authors and hackers are looking to take advantage of the newest developments in enterprise technology.
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CA's recent acquisition is a sign of more product adds to come.
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In this interview, the security guru discusses the technological threats facing us, from ID theft to how to best protect your personal computer.
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Fourth Amendment rights could be restored at the border.
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