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EU Council pushes data-privacy reform forward

The EU Council has issued a long-awaited, hotly debated plan for online privacy, moving the EU’s reform of data-protection laws closer to reality. The Council says that the plan will give people more control over their personal data, but privacy groups say the proposal actually weakens privacy safeguards. Data protection …

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Will banks allow four emojis to replace PIN numbers?

Smiling sun, flames, guitar, penguin… that is just one combination of emojis that a person might use to log into their bank account instead of using a PIN number. UK technology firm Intelligent Environments announced the launch of “the world’s first emoji-only passcode,” because emojis are “mathematically more secure” than …

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8 ways to get the most from customer data

Everyone talks about the importance of big data. But many organizations, although they collect and store customer data, do not put that data to good use – or they don’t know how to. “For example, by correlating data between digital and non-digital advertisements (e.g., purchasing history, profile information, behavior of …

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В Латвии пресечено распространение вредоносной программы по сбору информации

Полиция безопасности Латвии заявила, что ее сотрудникам удалось пресечь попытку распространения в стране программного обеспечения, которое могло быть использовано для несанкционированного получения информации о пользователях этих программ, пишет Delfi со ссылкой на агентство LETA. …

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What defines a mature IT security operation?

RSA recently published their inaugural and aptly named Cybersecurity Poverty Index. This study is based on self-assessments by organizations who compared their current security implementations against the NIST Cybersecurity Framework. According to the report, almost 66 percent rated themselves as inadequate in every category. With all of the recent breaches …

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Best tools for single sign-on

Single mindedness Since we last looked at single sign-on products in 2012, the field has gotten more crowded and more capable. For this round of evaluations, we looked at seven SSO services: Centrify’s Identity Service, Microsoft’s Azure AD Premium, Okta’s Identity and Mobility Management, OneLogin, Ping Identity’s Ping One, Secure …

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На смартфоны Android One пришел свежайший CyanogenMod 12.1

Официальный репозиторий проекта CyanogenMod пополнился сборками на основе CM 12.1 для устройств линейки Android One. Это позволит поклонникам самой популярной в мире сторонней прошивки без опаски покупать такие смартфоны, а уже состоявшимся владельцам гаджетов попробовать что-то серьезное кроме базовой Android 5.1. …

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IBM prepares Spark for machine learning

IBM is putting considerable resources behind Apache Software Foundation’s Spark to ready the platform for machine learning duties such as pattern recognition and object classification. The company plans to offer Spark as a service, and has devoted 3,500 researchers and developers to help in its upkeep and further development. It …

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Интерфейс Windows 10 AMSI позволит приложениям сканировать свой контент

Операционная система Windows 10 получит новый механизм, который позволит разработчикам приложений интегрировать в них установленный на компьютере антивирус. Цель Antimalware Scan Interface (AMSI) – дать приложениям возможность передавать контент локально на установленный антивирус для его проверки. Интерфейс уже включен в предварительные сборки системы, однако в полной мере будет представлен в …

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Log management is leading use case for Big Data

Companies that have deployed Big Data solutions are most likely to be using them for log management, according to a study released last week by the SANS Institute. This security use case was followed closely by data archiving, operational data storage, advanced analytics, data discovery, and search. According to the …

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Group asks FCC to make websites honor do-not-track requests

A consumer rights group wants the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to address growing online privacy concerns by requiring websites to honor do-no-track requests. Consumer Watchdog filed a formal petition on Monday calling for new FCC rules forcing companies like Google, Facebook, Pandora and Netflix to respect do-not-track requests from a …

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