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You can tell a lot about the state of an industry by the kinds of parties it throws.
If you heard any of the speakers at the recent RSA Security Conference, you may have concluded that we should abandon doing e-business altogether, since nothing can ever be absolutely secure.
It was as recently as last year's RSA conference, in San Jose, that Microsoft's security "strategy" was a laughingstock-literally.
With every passing week, the tea leaves surrounding the privacy debate on Capitol Hill become easier to read, and now they've got the word "gridlock" written all over them.
Marty Roesch, the author of the popular Snort freeware intrusion detection system, whom I caught up with at this month's RSA Security Conference, told me that, vendor hype notwithstanding, none of the products at the show really work with one another.
Users have a strong tendency to place unwarranted trust in the privacy and integrity of online communications.
It was piping hot in 2000, but the issue of privacy is now in danger of ending up on the congressional back burner.
Following Love Bug, company sets course to bolster software; represents major shift in policy
Is security weighing on your mind? Application switches can double as another line of defense against denial-of-service attacks.
Just a couple of months ago, the passage of a national online privacy law this year seemed inevitable.
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