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Posted in Security, 19th February 2005 14:00 GMT

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Fighting computer crooks the Las Vegas way
Feds square off with organized cyber crime
Wormability formulae weighs malware risks
RSA looks ahead on RFID security
Online fraud could dent economies
Regulate this: Government health warning over stricter IT laws
Cryptographers to Hollywood: prepare to fail on DRM
Spam gets vocal with VoIP
Cyberpunk authors get the girls
Scammers say 'No' to drugs, 'Yes' to fraud
Passwords? We don't need no stinking passwords
Cisco overhauls security line-up
Gates: security concerns propel IE7 launch

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The best practices guide for application security

Download to learn about the mandate, the business case, and the executive action plan to jump start an application security program.

Avoiding 7 common mistakes of IT security compliance

This guide covers seven typical IT security compliance errors and outlines the best practices you can immediately apply to your environment to help your company achieve compliance.

The starter PKI program

This guide will introduce you to our Starter PKI Program, explaining how it works as well as the benefits it offers. We’ll also point you to a dummy company on our Web site where you can “test drive” the Program.

Airport insecurity: the case of lost laptops

The steps you can take to protect the information on your employees’ laptops while they are on the road

The mandate for application security

Read this whitepaper to find out why rapidly evolving technologies like Web 2.0, outsourced development teams and compliance have created an urgent platform for application security.

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