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Mathew Schwartz Feds Charge Wall Street Traders With Code Theft
Three men accused of stealing Flow Traders' proprietary high-frequency trading information and algorithms.


Windows 8.1 Released To Manufacturers
Microsoft puts Windows 8.1 in PC and tablet makers' hands. But according to Forrester analyst, there might not be many customers waiting.

NY Times Caught In Syrian Hacker Attack
Hacks amount to "warning shots," threatening more widespread cyberattacks should the U.S. and allies launch military campaign against Syria, warns security expert.

Why Ballmer's Departure Isn't On My Worry List
Yes, our organization is heavily invested in Microsoft products, but here's why the CEO's exit won't keep me up at night.

Nokia, Microsoft Plan New Windows RT Tablets
Both Nokia and Microsoft prep new Windows RT tablets with formidable features -- and in Nokia's case, formidable prices.

Where Do Data Scientists Come From?
Data experts aren't uniformly distributed around the globe. Prepare to be surprised at some of the best countries and cities for data expertise.

Facebook Reveals Government Requests For User Data
Facebook says the U.S. topped the list, making about half the total requests.


QUOTE OF THE DAY
"A genuine leader is not a searcher for consensus but a molder of consensus." -- Martin Luther King, Jr.


DIGITAL EDITION

InformationWeek August 19, 2013 Issue
 
FEATURED REPORTS and FEATURED WHITEPAPERS
  • 5 Most Common Security Pitfalls in Software Development

    When it comes to software development, security is often a second or even third thought—behind time to deployment and availability. In this Dark Reading report we recommend five best practices that will provide the biggest bang for the buck ...

  • Strategy: How Cybercriminals Operate

    Knowing your enemy is the first step in guarding against him. In this Dark Reading report, we examine the world of cybercriminals — including their motives, resources and processes — and recommend what enterprises should do to keep their data and computing ...

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10 Top Password Managers
Tired of being stuck in password hell? Consider these password managers that balance security with convenience.

Samsung Confirms Galaxy Gear Smartwatch
Samsung will debut wearable computer Sept. 4, says exec, but it may not yet be ready for consumers.

Hackers Target Java 6 With Security Exploits
Security experts spot code that attacks vulnerability in Java 6, urge users to upgrade to Java 7 immediately.

Big Data Analytics Master's Degrees: 20 Top Programs
These one-year and two-year graduate programs are just what's needed to close the big-data talent gap. Read on to find a school that fits your ambitions and background.

Facebook Addiction: A Shocking Cure
When self-control doesn't work, try electricity, say MIT inventors.

 

SLIDESHOWS
13 Favorite iOS, Android Apps
Avoid password hell, simplify smartphone typing and win back battery life with this baker's dozen of Android and iOS mobile apps.   View Now

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• 10 Cool Back-To-School Tech Tools
• Hubble Telescope's New Images: Galaxies Through Time

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NSA Director Speaks Out About Agency's Newly Revealed Surveillance Programs
Gen. Keith Alexander told Black Hat USA attendees how leaked surveillance programs helped derail specific terror plots   Watch

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• Huawei's Role in Bringing 4G LTE to Market
• Huawei's BYOD Solution Promotes Enterprise Mobile Revolution

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  • Vulnerability Management Challenges and Best Practices Revealed

    During this webinar, IBM Security Systems will discuss the issues and obstacles many encounter as they attempt to identify and prioritize security risks and exploitable vulnerabilities. They will also share details on the newest member of the QRadar Security Intelligence ...
 


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