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Toy Companies Vulnerable To Hacking — Global

According to separate media reports in recent days, servers for at least two major toy manufacturers have either been hacked, or are susceptible to hacking

NOVEMBER 29, 2015

Cities Increase Security Response After Paris Attacks — United States

In the hours after the terrorist attacks began in Paris, France on November 13, 2015, city governments across the U.S. ramped up security postures.

NOVEMBER 19, 2015

Realistic Job Previews

Addressing limitations related to the way a job seeker moves through the application process

NOVEMBER 10, 2015

Is Oral Fluid Drug Testing Right for You?

In May of 2015, SAMSHA proposed new guidelines that allow for providers to collect and test an oral fluid specimen as part of their drug testing programs

NOVEMBER 02, 2015

Cloud Services Under Scrutiny After EJC Ruling — European Union and United States

U.S. firms signed on to the Safe Harbour scheme could no longer be automatically considered to provide “adequate protection” to personal data

OCTOBER 29, 2015

Potential Fitbit Hack Can Create Backdoor Entry To Synced Devices

According to a researcher affiliated with the data security company Fortinet, the Fitbit Smartband is a wearable device which can easily be hacked, in just 10 seconds, and can then spread a backdoor to computers and other devices it syncs with

OCTOBER 22, 2015

New Computer Chip Can Be Destroyed Remotely

The new method uses silicon computer wafers equipped with a piece of tempered glass that breaks into small pieces when heated in one spot

OCTOBER 15, 2015

Identity, Credentials, and Access Management

A strategy which ensures facilities remain secure and also enables a positive user experience when moving from one location to another

OCTOBER 05, 2015