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Article | 3/03/2012 FCC asks for comments on mobile network shutdowns for public safety
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is seeking public comments on whether it's ever appropriate for law enforcement agencies to shut down mobil...
Article | 10/02/2012 Website operator pleads guilty to terrorist threats
The founder of several Muslim jihad websites has pleaded guilty to three charges related to making online threats, including threatening the writers o...
Article | 9/11/2011 US agencies to test Emergency Alert System
Don't panic. It's a test, only a test.
Article | 10/10/2011 Fire at NYSE data center causes temporary disruption
An electrical fire on Sunday at a data center of the New York Stock Exchange in Mahwah, New Jersey, affected communications connectivity to 58 trading...
Article | 9/09/2011 9/11: Attacks changed the way companies view IT
The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks led to scores of changes in how U.S. residents live and do business, and the IT industry was not spared.
Article | 16/07/2011 Critics oppose Republican spectrum plan
A Republican proposal to auction more wireless spectrum to mobile carriers would leave U.S. police and fire departments "worse off" than they are toda...
Article | 6/04/2011 Verizon simulates disaster near operations center
It was only a drill, but Verizon Communications' emergency response team brought in its serious equipment for a hazardous materials test in Cockeysvil...
Article | 1/04/2011 SCADA security arms race underway
While the race between industrial control system attackers and defenders didn't start with the Stuxnet worm, it certainly acted as a catalyst to a new...
Article | 11/03/2011 Travel security in the Middle East and North Africa
Many of us watch the events in the Middle East and North Africa unfold from afar. But for businesses with operations in these global regions of politi...
Article | 17/09/2010 Going where no cameras have gone before
The video surveillance industry is undergoing a sea change as older analog systems give way to IP-based systems.
Article | 22/06/2010 From the labs: IT's future today
For all its promise of revolution, the computing industry often lags behind expectations.
Article | 24/09/2009 Contractor pleads guilty to SCADA tampering
A former IT consultant for an oil and gas exploration company has pleaded guilty to tampering with the company's computer systems after he was turned ...
Article | 23/04/2009 One bot-infected PC = 600,000 spam messages a day
Some bot-infected PCs can crank out as many as 25,000 spam messages per hour, new research released Wednesday claimed.

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