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Notable quotes from RSA 2012
With thousands of security experts, vendors and customers turning out for the weeklong RSA Conference in San Francisco once again, how could there not be a few notable quotes? Here are my picks:
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Cyberterrorism threat shouldn't be underestimated, some security experts say
Concern about cyberterrorism was evident this week among security experts at the RSA security conference in San Francisco, who find that some people with extremist views have the technical knowledge that could be used to hack into systems.
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Cloud Security Alliance launches innovation program, eyes mobile threats and solutions
SAN FRANCISCO: Whether already computing in Cloud environments, planning to do so soon, or just thinking about it - how those systems will be kept secure is once again a topic that is front and center here at the third annual Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) summit, held at the RSA Conference.
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How to catch an Internet cyber thief
They're out there, says security researchers: the Chinese hackers attempting to break into U.S. enterprises, and jihadist terrorists that brazenly post videos of sniper killings, while stealing credit-cards to launder money for funding nefarious campaigns in Mideast or Caucasus hot spots.
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Security experts debate if markets or legal liability will ensure secure software
Consumer desire for unnecessary features has encouraged the development of insecure and unreliable software products, said Tenable Network Security CSO Marcus Ranum, during a debate on Wednesday about software liability at the RSA security conference in San Francisco.
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More than half of organizations take months or years to discover a breach, Verizon says
Over 90 percent of data breaches are the result of external attacks and almost 60 percent of organizations discovered them months or years later, Verizon said in a report released at the RSA security conference on Wednesday.
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National Security Agency defines smartphone strategy: Think Android (maybe)
America's intelligence agency, the National Security Agency (NSA), today disclosed how it's going to handle mobile security.
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Alleged RSA crypto flaw hotly debated
Is the RSA cryptosystem flawed or is the recent sharp criticism of it the result of poor — or even malicious — implementation of key-generation techniques that appear to have rendered some RSA-based encryption keys crackable?
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RSA: The game changer
RSA's David Walter talk about the synergy between RSA and Archer, as well as the road ahead
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Enterprises look for help managing security logs
Managed security services have been growing in popularity over the past several years, and the latest task enterprises are looking to offload to an outside provider is security information management.
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