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  Oracle has issued a new security patch for Java, but only 7% deployed the patch before it.

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• Consumerization

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• searchFinancialSecurity

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• searchSecurityAU

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• Information Security

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    Mobile-dependent Indian businesses must secure networks against viruses as McAfee reports a large jump in Android-based malware

  • Dropbox can be hacked, say security researchers

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• Computer Weekly

  • Cyber insurance: Understanding the legal language

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