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“Kiss My QR Code”; Symantec Releases 2011 Internet Security Threat Report
This month Symantec released the results of their 2011 Internet Security Threat Report. It is a very compelling read and highlights just how difficult it is becoming to protect systems, and data. Some of the more interesting findings: 2011 saw … Continue reading
Posted in cybersecurity, Data Breach, InfoSec & Privacy
Tagged Chris Mark, cybercrime, cyberespionage, cybersecurity, Internet Threat Report, malware, Phishing, QR Code, Symantec
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“Communist Chinese Cyber-Attacks, CyberEspionage and Theft of American Technology”
Since it is Mother’s day, I will not ramble on with inane commentary Instead, here is a link to the report of the same name as the blog title (too lazy to retype)…from the 112 Congress’ Congressional Hearing before … Continue reading
Posted in cybersecurity, Data Breach
Tagged china, Chris Mark, cybercrime, cyberespionage, cybersecurity, InfoSec, IP Theft, malware, mark consulting group, security
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