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Cisco is offering a free iPhone app that will allow people to get customized alerts on new security threats and other information for safe web browsing. Cisco is offering a free iPhone app that will allow people to get customized alerts on new security threats and other information for...
UK police make Zeus Trojan arrestsThe UK Metropolitan Police Central e-Crime Unit made two arrests earlier this month for suspected use of the Zeus Trojan. The UK Metropolitan Police Central e-Crime Unit made two arrests earlier this month for suspected use of the Zeus Trojan. A man and a woman, both...
Inside the Google Chrome OS security modelGoogle will use a combination of system hardening, process isolation, verified boot, secure auto-update and encryption that thwart malicious hackers from attacking its new Google Chrome OS. by Ryan Naraine
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FCC to review regulatory and legal impacts to cloud services and identity managementThe FCC is embarking on a review of several innovations that have now gained critical mass, among them, cloud computing, identity management and government data transparency. by Doug Hanchard
Meet the Team
by The Team
Bret Blackman, Aaron Murray, Dan Kenny, Matt Galardi, Stephen McIntyre and the elusive Miun Criffield are the core members of Spider.
Each of them an employee of ITS, they were brought together to work on security issues related to technology...continue
campus-wide data inventory project.
The ITS Cybersecurity team has partnered with the principle data stewards and security administrators of the SIS and SAP systems, along with the UNO Cybersecurity Advisory Committee, to create a self-reporting data inventory system to identify storage devices where high risk personal information is located. This effort is an outgrowth of the recent Nebraska state law that details how personal data breaches must be disclosed.
Social Security Numbers, Drivers' license information, usernames/passwords, banking access information and biometric data are increasingly at risk for identity theft. Universities in particular have become attractive targets for data breaches. As stewards of Nebraska residents' personal information, we must be vigilant and pro-active in the protection of data that have been entrusted to our care.
Please visit the data inventory project homepage for more information and to self-report your electronic storage of high-risk personal data: http://datasecurity.unomaha.edu