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DOE slams Los Alamos on lax cybersecurity

DOE slams Los Alamos on lax cybersecurityGovernment wasting tax dollars nothing new Anytime big GOVERNMENT is involved you can be assured of disaster My first question would be:[i]Three computers stolen from an employee?s home in Santa Fe on Jan. 16.[/i]Why does ONE employee have THREE govt issued computers in his...

Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, SECURITY, Los Alamos, Pogo, cybersecurity, lax cybersecurity, DOE, computer

Discussion threads 2009-02-15

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News to know: Windows Mobile 6.5; Red Hat; CRM; Facebook

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily .  For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage Matthew Miller: Windows Mobile 6.5 disappoints, where's the beef? Image Gallery: Windows Mobile 6.5 screenshots Garett Rogers: Microsoft responds to Android with Windows Mobile...

Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows Mobile, Mobile, Red Hat Inc., Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp., CRM, Microsoft Windows, Netbooks, Nettops & MIDs, Operating Systems, Advertising & Promotion, Handhelds, Wireless And Mobility, Open Source, Software, Hardware, Marketing, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-02-17

DOE slams Los Alamos on lax cybersecurity

Three computers stolen from an employee's home in January are just a few of the computers lost by the Lab over the years. by Richard Koman

Tags: Letter, Computer, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Cybersecurity, Productivity, Security, Richard Koman

Blog posts 2009-02-15

Thinking about Vigilantism

Thinking about VigilantismUpdate on Sandia National Laboratories "Vigilante"URL: http://www.abqjournal.com/news/metro/537833metro02-14-07.htmAlbuquerque Journal, Front pageWednesday, February 14, 2007[u][b]Sandia Hacker Gets $4 Million[/b][/u]By Scott SandlinCopyright © 2007 Albuquerque Journal; Journal Staff Writer A jury delivered a strong— and expensive— message to Sandia National Laboratories on Tuesday, awarding more than $4 million...

Tags: Federal government, Workforce management, Hacking, SECURITY, Sandia National Laboratories, Shawn Carpenter, juror

Discussion threads 2007-02-25

U.S. cybersecurity due for calamity?

U.S. cybersecurity due for calamity?Do what exactlly?The truth is that when you have hackers and spyware makers laughing at law enforcement the problem is not in the software/hardware.Since today's Internet is no longerof the same design as the original, it is very open to calamity. Large ISP are having...

Tags: INTERNET, Cyberthreats, calamity, cybersecurity, security, password, server

Discussion threads 2005-10-10