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In this editorial, Brian Krebs responds to the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) request for help in creating a cyber security roadmap.......
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As of September 1, people purchasing cell phones or SIM cards in China will need to provide identification, according to a government order.......
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Heartland Payment Systems will pay Discover US $5 million to settle claims related to the data breach that exposed details of millions of payment cards.......
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Microsoft has released a tool to help users protect their computers from attacks that exploit a flaw in the way certain applications load dynamic link library (DLL) files.......
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A new policy introduced by the Connecticut state insurance department requires all insurance companies conducting business in Connecticut to report data breaches to state authorities within five calendar days.......
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Researchers have detected a variant of the TDL3 rootkit that is capable of infecting 64-bit Windows installations.......
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The European Commission (EC) has put the brakes on a plan to share information about European Union citizens with Israel in light of issues raised by the Irish government.......
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India is now asking not only for Blackberry parent company Research in Motion (RIM) to put a server in the country so it can monitor Blackberry communications, but has now asked Google and Skype to provide servers in India as well.......
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A federal magistrate in New York has ruled that government investigators must obtain a warrant before using cell phone information to track a suspect's location.......
Posted in E-Week on September 4th, 2010 by E-Week
A Deloitte report finds that the combination of mobile devices and electronic health records is a "killer app" with significant benefits for patients. - The Deloitte Center for Health Solutions has released a report showing how mobile technology can improve people's health and reduce health-care costs.
The company describes electronic medical records on mobile devices as the quot;killer app quot; that will affect the health care industry.
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