Obama boasts of US cyber supremacy, but wants to avoid arms race
US president Barack Obama has issued a warning to world leaders that when it comes to cybersecurity, the US is unparalleled.
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The week in security: NSA surveillance unjustified; Australian Privacy Act compliance lags
Companies are increasingly turning to threat intelligence to help shape their response to security attacks, which some have argued must become increasingly defensive as the nature of the threat changes over time.
David Braue | 11 May | Read more
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The week in security: IoT a new threat frontier as open-source advocates patch old ones
Increasingly high-profile security attacks – most recently, a data breach at US restaurant chain PF Chang that was attributed to a 'highly sophisticated criminal operation' even as gangs hit more businesses through remote accounts – were kindling interest in encryption and other less high-profile technologies amongst high-level executives, by some accounts.
David Braue | 08 Jul | Read more
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U.S. surveillance disclosure mostly useless to business
Businesses will find very little value in the government's first annual report on surveillance activities, experts say.
Antone Gonsalves | 01 Jul | Read more
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Picking a Fight Over NSA Surveillance in the Post-Snowden Era
Privacy and Internet freedom will take center stage when Congress debates NSA Surveillance Reform. Oregon Democrat Ron Wyden is ready to lead the charge for stricter oversight of the NSA's far-ranging intelligence-gathering activities.
Kenneth Corbin | 09 Oct | Read more
