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Successful cyberattacks driving up cost of cybercrime, study finds
A study by the Ponemon Institute found that successful cyberattacks rose from 50 attacks on average per week in 2010 to 102 on average per week. News
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Security Readers' Choice Awards 2012: Your picks for the best security products
In this issue, find out who won this year's Readers' Choice Awards. More than 2,100 readers participated this year, rating the best security products in 14 categories. The issue also features an article by Diana Kelley of SecurityCurve, who examines ... E-Zine
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Mobile security survey 2012 audio slideshow
SearchSecurity.com presents the key findings of its 2012 mobile security survey with audio analysis by editors Eric B. Parizo and Robert Westervelt. Audio Slideshow
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Black Hat 2012: Luminaries worried about social engineering techniques
Despite new technologies and better software security, experts say cybercriminals are instead focusing on targeted social engineering attacks. News
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Symantec CEO ouster doesn't surprise industry analysts
Analysts say new Symantec CEO Steve Bennett must foster innovation, better leverage its assets and meet Wall Street expectations. News
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Peter Kuper on IT and the economy; IT security spending outlook
In this special keynote, In-Q-Tel's Peter Kuper analyzes the state of IT and the economy in 2012, and the resulting IT security spending outlook. Video
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Purchasing a next-gen firewall: Buying from vendors in legal battles
Mike Chapple discusses whether enterprises should purchase next-gen firewall products from allegedly patent-infringing vendors. Answer
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Dell doubles SecureWorks, plans additions to security portfolio
The PC giant plans to further boost its security portfolio in the future and remains committed to securing iOS and Android phones. News
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Maybe security is recession proof; VCs investing again
Venture capital firms are funding security technologies after a quiet period. The investments are a silver lining in a still bleak overall outlook. News
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TIBCO to acquire SIEM vendor LogLogic
TIBCO, an integration software company with little security experience, will purchase one of the few remaining viable standalone SIEM vendors. Terms were not disclosed. News
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