Lessons cyberdefense may be able to teach us about managing Ebola

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Monday, October 20th, 2014
Lessons cyberdefense may be able to teach us about managing Ebola
We in the computer world are all too familiar with what we’ve long called “viruses,” the malware that infects our machines and networks.

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Europol warns of IoT murder and ransomware for smart cars
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Islamic State jihadists planning encryption-protected ‘cyber caliphate’ so they can carry out hacking attacks on West
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