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Update on Blogging and New Articles in TransactionWorld
I want to apologize for not blogging as frequently. My new job has me hopping at the moment and I am writing extensively for AT&T’s Networking Exchange Blog. You can check out my blog posts at AT&T’s Networking Exchange Blog … Continue reading
Posted in cyberespionage, cybersecurity, Industry News
Tagged AT&T, Chris Mark, cyber security, data breach, Heather Mark, Network Exchange Blog, PCI, PCI DSS, requirements
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Chris Mark’s Article in “The Counter Terrorist Magazine”
I received my copy of February/March 2013 International edition of The Counter Terrorist Magazine and imagine my surprise when I am the cover article! I have written for a number of publications but I have to say my favorite is … Continue reading
Posted in cyberespionage, cybersecurity
Tagged china, Chris Mark, cyber espionage, cybersecurity, Duqu, Flame, security, The Counter Terrorist, Unlimted warfare
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“The War God’s Face Has Become Indistinct” – Unrestricted Warfare
While doing some research for a project recently some of my military friends pointed me to a document I had never read called Unrestricted Warfare. In reading the document, I was shocked at what it contained. In 1999, two Chinese … Continue reading
Posted in cybersecurity, Risk & Risk Management, terrorism
Tagged china, Chris Mark, cyber espionage, Piracy & Maritime Security, PLA, Unrestricted Warfare, War, Warfare
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Beating an Old Drum
It’s the end of what has already been a tough year for data security. And the news just got worse. South Carolina has announced that its Department of Revenue suffered a major breach. The breach is so massive, in fact that more … Continue reading
Because I Said So
Last week, Democratic leaders made some minor news when they sent a letter to President Obama suggesting that he issue an executive order on Cybersecurity. Their position is that, since Congress seems to be at loggerheads over the issue, the … Continue reading

