Cyber crime: easy, lucrative & consequence free

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	Everything is hackable -- and cyber criminals can't be tracked As long as committing cyber crimes remains easy and lucrative, and there's no accountability, it's not going away. We can create workable solutions today -- but apparently, nobody wants to implement them. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SafeCentral Learn How To Secure Your VDI With a shift to cloud computing and VDI environments, small and midsize businesses are now the main target of cybercriminals. VDIs are becoming more common but can make your environment less secure and expose you to critical data theft. Let us teach you how to protect your VDI environment. Register now for our Free Live Webinar about VDI Security! In this Issue Why your users should avoid file-sharing sites Sony's PSN problem won't take down cloud computing Data protection, hidden in plain sight RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Sophos FREE Tool - Sophos Computer Security Scan Scan up to 200 computers for viruses, spyware, Rootkits and other threats that your AV missed. Try it now! Why your users should avoid file-sharing sites You've probably told your customers a thousand times that file sharing sites aren't secure. Now try showing them solid proof that people all over the world are actively dumpster diving in file sharing services. Read More Sony's PSN problem won't take down cloud computing Just because Sony did not take the steps necessary to secure their data, how does that reflect on other public cloud computing providers? Sony's just a large company that failed at the basic tenets of computing security. It happens all the time. Read More Data protection, hidden in plain sight Rather than encrypting sensitive data, a new application hides the data in plain sight, so to speak, by taking advantage of typical file system design. Read More
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