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Today's Top 10 News Stories

24/5/2013 - Breach notification delays no excuse for poor security: NetIQ
If your security foundations are sound, businesses should not be worried about potential mandatory data breach-notification legislation, according to NetIQ Identity, Security & Governance business manager Ian Yip.
24/5/2013 - Malware-splosion: 2013 Will be Malware's Biggest Year Ever
According to the German security company AV-Test, malware has exploded in the past five years to unprecedented levels. More troublingly, they anticipate seeing over 60 million new pieces of malicious software by the end of the year.
24/5/2013 - Symantec putting an end to PC Tools security products
Symantec has stopped selling the security-related products in its PC Tools portfolio, according to an announcement on the company's web site. 
24/5/2013 - Help protect yourself from signed malware in OS X
There is no question that regardless of the computing platform you use, malware happens. 
24/5/2013 - Irrational hackers are a bigger threat to US
Cybersecurity researchers are getting more worried that focusing on "rational" attackers such as the Chinese might be a dangerous way to go, and the country needs to fear the irrational types more.
24/5/2013 - NYPD detective charged with hiring hackers so he could spy on ex-girlfriend
A New York Police Department (NYPD) detective was charged Tuesday with accessing a restricted federal database and using an email hacking service to pry into the business of other officers
24/5/2013 - Security experts warn against Mac virus complacency
A recent cyberattack may cause lasting damage to UK businesses using Mac OS X because of the failure to recognise the threat
24/5/2013 - Infectious Computer Worms Are Sucking Energy And Money From Companies
It’s a stark reminder of the new world in which we are living: More than a dozen utilities are reporting that they are under routine attack — assaults that are coming in the form of malware and spyware that are worming their way through company control systems. How to cope?
24/5/2013 - Employees assume bosses track their work computers, survey finds
Workers spend more than half an hour each day shopping for new clothing, exchanging instant messages with friends and taking care of other personal matters on their work computers.
24/5/2013 - Exploring the “keys” to APT prevention strategies
With many organizations rushing to formulate their own advanced persistent threat (APT) prevention plans, recent data show that a lack of attention to systematically managing cryptographic keys and certificates is still leaving the attack door wide open.

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