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FBI's top 10 most wanted cybercriminals

The internet has impacted the world in numerous ways, but it isn't always positive. Thanks to technology, we now have the rise of the cybercriminal, and the FBI even has a most wanted list for these criminals. Read More

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Survey: With all eyes on security, talent shortage sends salaries sky high

Annual IT Salary Survey shines a light on security hiring and compensation trends. Find out what your peers said about their career outlook and how your salary compares. Read More

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Survey shows the worries users have of their databases in the cloud. Read More

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Former NSA deputy director says Edward Snowden lacks courage

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Expert: Comprehensive software security for cars will take years

Software security for automobiles is improving but it will take another three or four years until car manufacturers can put overarching security architecture in place, says Stefan Savage, the winner of the 2015 ACM-Infosys Foundation Award in the Computing Sciences. Read More

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