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    Microsoft's newest top cop plans on getting his hands dirty. Ben Fathi, recently named chief of Microsoft's Security Technology Unit, said he is ready to jump into design and development to push forward the company's security offerings.

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  • Oracle refuses to learn its lesson, experts say

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  • Checklist: Ten dos and don'ts for secure coding

    Download this checklist of dos and don'ts for developing secure code.  Checklist

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