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• Wireless Internet Security Camera – Peace of Mind Like No Other
  If you are the type of person that does a lot of traveling as well as have to leave your family at home then you might have thought about purchasing a security system to insure your fam...
• What Does the Consumerization of IT Mean to You? (An End-User Survey on Personal and Business Smartphone Trends)
  More than ever before, smartphones are keeping us connected both personally and professionally. Because most of us have a preference as to the ideal smartphone, IT departments are increasingly being t...
• Global Spam Botnet Tracking Report (first quarter 2011)
  The following data are the result of the monitoring and recording process made by spam sensors spread all around the world to provide the trend of security in terms of compromised systems. Spam sensor...
• App Review: Lookout Security for Android
  www.droid-life.com - A thorough review of the Android security application known as Lookout. Video Rating: CSA DISCLAIMER: This video taken from YouTube. We are not responsible for any copyright vi...
• Top tips for Mac OS X security – Part 3
  In the third and final part of my series on OS X security I will cover system security. If you missed out previous articles, check out part one on hardware security and part two which covers user secu...
• Critical Log Review Checklist for Security Incidents
  This cheat sheet presents a checklist for reviewing critical logs when responding to a security incident. It can also be used for routine log review. (Co-authored with Anton Chuvakin.) View full po...
• Alexa Illustrates Web Security Risks (part 1)
  I recently needed to look at some Alexa data related to their tracking of the top web domains visited for a side project that I was working on.During my investigation of their data, I found it interes...
• Alexa Illustrates Web Security Risks (part 2)
  I wanted to circle back and close the loop from my original post on this. First- not surprisingly I’m not the only one to have taken note at malicious sites landing in Alexa (reference sucuri.net blo...
• Top tips for Mac OS X security – Part 2
  In the first part of this series I covered OS X tips related to physical security, in part two I will focus on the user. These simple steps are things every Mac user should do. They provide a large i...
• The great smartphone debate: take part and win a Naked Security t-shirt
  Smartphones, such as iPhones, Androids and BlackBerrys, are a hot topic right now. Most of us have one, or we are desperate to get our hands on a newer, snazzier model. On the street, you can spot a ...