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Why explosive smartphone airport checks are pants
In-depth Davey Winder picks holes in the latest rules regarding electronic devices and airport security
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Facebook experiment: a despicable breach of user trust
In-depth Davey Winder vents his fury over Facebook's controversial news feed experiments
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Why security vendors need a red card during the World Cup
In-depth The World Cup is being seized on by security vendors to spread FUD. Davey Winder's not impressed
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Get Safe Online? Not with advice like this
In-depth Davey Winder points out the short-comings in the password security tools used by Get Safe Online
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Are we really in the middle of a data breach epidemic?
In-depth Davey Winder explains why the recent run of data breach headlines are really nothing to worry about
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What the eBay data breach means for its reputation
In-depth eBay's handling of its recent data breach leaves a lot to be desired, says Davey Winder
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Does BYOD really stand for Bolster Your Own Delusions?
In-depth Are the hardware savings of BYOD enough to compensate for the security risks it brings? Davey Winder doesn't think so
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Why enterprises need a data breach response plan
In-depth The recent Verizon Data Breach report has got Davey Winder thinking hard about enterprise security
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Why Microsoft is guilty of bad parenting with the XP update
In-depth Microsoft should have employed tough love tactics and excluded XP users from the latest Internet Explorer patch, argues Davey Winder
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Building a business case for password managers
In-depth Davey Winder ponders the best way for SMBs (and larger firms) to tackle the thorny issue of password security
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Heartbleed FUD: scarier than Jedward as triplets?
In-depth Davey Winder thinks the fact password reset floodgates are about to open...
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The Windows XP Zombie Apocalypse
In-depth The countdown is finally over for those looking for extended life support for XP (unless they've inked a deal). But are they still secure?
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Why earwax is no use to IT security
In-depth Security researchers claims the unique properties of people's earwax could make it a password killer. Davey Winder's not convinced
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Web app security patches: Closing the risk window
In-depth Web application vendors are taking, on average, 11 days to provide critical fixes. Davey Winder thinks that's still too long...
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Weapons of mass data destruction
In-depth What's the best way of securely disposing of your enterprise's sensitive data? Davey Winder investigates...
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What has Edward Snowden taught us about Quantum Cryptology?
In-depth The NSA may want quantum computing, but is it any nearer to cracking the problem or cryptology?
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The Bitcoin business: Securing your crypto-currency
In-depth For many, Bitcoin remains clouded in confusion. Davey Winder explores what it is and how to use it securely.
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Is your enterprise a security thicko?
In-depth Security training needs to be much more targeted if it is to be successful, argues Davey Winder.
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Enterprise security: the protective power of patterns
In-depth How can businesses keep up with the fast paced threat landscape?
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Cybercrime: Hidden backdoors to enterprise data
In-depth How much of a risk do backdoors pose to corporate data? Davey Winder investigates...
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Enterprise security skills: the communication factor
In-depth How important are good lines of communication as far as the enterprise IT security strategy is concerned? Davey Winder investigates...
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How to define a security incident
In-depth Do we need to do a better job of understanding exactly what a security incident actually is? Davey Winder takes a look...
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The Syrian Electronic Army: Lessons to be learned
In-depth Davey Winder probes just who is doing just what and why, and asks what enterprises can learn from it.
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Tricks of the malware trade
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