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Let's face it. Software has holes. And hackers love to exploit them. New vulnerabilities appear almost daily. If you have software - we all do - you need to keep tabs on the latest vulnerabilities.
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There's good news and bad news for Windows Phone business users
VPN support may not be coming to Windows Phone 8 this year, as was rumored and hoped for by many business users. But Good Technology's secure messaging app is now on WP8.
Bloomberg taps former IBM CEO Palmisano for privacy, data advice
The announcement comes shortly after a scandal at the financial data services company in which reporters were given access to terminal customers' data.
iPhones, iPads cleared for U.S. military use; DOD fortifies cloud
The Pentagon has cleared iPhones and iPads running iOS 6 for use in the U.S. military, just over a week after the U.S. government cleared the software for federal use.
'Lame' Mac malware finds success in spearphishing
Barely concealed security threat found on activist's Mac.
Flurry of products pushing BYOD in India
Over the last few months, several IT companies and telcos have launched desktop virtualization, mobility management and enterprise security tools designed for BYOD.
IBM and BT to launch new UK cybersecurity apprenticeships
E-Skills UK is working with several businesses to offer cybersecurity apprenticeships that could help train the next generation of cyber warriors.
How BlackBerry is riding iOS and Android to power its comeback
The very factor that decimated BlackBerry over the past five years is now becoming one of the most important catalysts in its turnaround.
LulzSec group sentenced; hacker combats child porn allegations
Core members of LulzSec have been sentenced for their campaigns, but according to the defense, some of the victims were "thoroughly deserving" of what happened to them.
U.S. attorney general: Government should get a warrant before email, cloud storage snooping
The U.S.' highest ranking lawyer supports changes to existing email and online storage snooping laws, which are currently under scrutiny in the U.S. House.
China's Kingsoft unveils cloud-based APT product
Chinese software giant Kingsoft launches its first cybersecurity product specifically targeted to defend against real-time advanced persistent threats.
Telstra apologetic after old customer data leaks online
The telco that said its privacy bungles 'must not happen again' has found itself apologising yet again after old customer data was found leaking into the public domain.
Deutsche Telekom offers online code scanner
The service will allow developers to check that the code they're using to build applications is free of security holes.
Firefox 21 release adds to Social API, closes security holes
The release of Firefox 21 adds support for new services via its Social API and fixes a number of security flaws, while the Android version of the browser gets new fonts and better HTML5 performance.
Adobe unleases critical patches for ColdFusion, Reader and Flash
Time to patch Flash on Windows with new exploits expected in a few days.
IE10 beats Chrome, Safari, Firefox at blocking web malware
The application reputation systems used in Internet Explorer 10 and Chrome offer users far better protection than rivals, according to a study.