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McAfee president jumps to Websense
January 10, 2006 Gene Hodges, who worked at McAfee since 1995, resigns to take posts of CEO, president at rival security company.Securing the data, not the perimeter
February 6, 2007 RSA President Art Coviello's words may have fallen on deaf ears before, but this year he believes people are finally listening.McAfee unafraid of Microsoft security push
April 10, 2006 Firm's president says McAfee will compete with Microsoft OneCare Live because security can't be done "part-time."RSA: Standalone security firms are doomed
February 7, 2007 Security vendors have been 'too self-righteous and smug,' says RSA president Art Coviello.Mozilla: We're more secure than Microsoft
March 22, 2005 Firefox has fewer holes than IE and it will stay that way, says its chief promoter.When more bugs can mean tighter security
December 7, 2007 Mozilla Europe president explains why having fewer disclosed vulnerabilities doesn't mean Internet Explorer is safer than the open-source Web browser.McAfee shakes up management, names interim CEO
October 11, 2006 CEO George Samenuk resigns; President Kevin Weiss is fired; Dale Fuller is named interim chief and president.Symantec touts 'Security 2.0'
October 10, 2006 Company announces products, services and partnerships designed to secure consumers and businesses.A cyber con game
March 25, 2005 A new report got sent to the president, but no matter: The cybersecurity mess won't get fixed, says CNET News.com's Charles Cooper.Straight talking on terrorism
November 17, 2004 Richard Clarke, former U.S. counterterrorism chief, tells what countries are really doing about cybersecurity.The feds weigh in on Windows security
April 2, 2007 A White House directive could have ripple effects well beyond Washington in the fight against cybercrime.Phishers use IRS tax refund as bait
December 1, 2005 Cybercriminals take advantage of programming error on a federal Web site to pose as IRS and collect sensitive data.Year in review: Privacy and surveillance
December 21, 2006 In 2006, some politicians wanted to push for more privacy and others wanted more surveillance. Neither side won.Firefox gains at IE's expense in Europe
July 17, 2007 Loss of market share could have implications for Microsoft's future in Web services, says Mozilla Europe's president.Every vote counts, right?
November 1, 2006 perspective Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says e-voting technology continues to raise troubling questions about security.Feds aim for more data sharing by terrorist screeners
January 17, 2006 Top Bush administration officials back database-sharing among agencies in hopes of collecting more "travel intelligence."Bush budget boosts tech spending
February 7, 2005 Federal agencies get millions more to spend on computer upgrades, surveillance tech. But it may be too late for the Hubble telescope.E-voting report could push audit trails
October 5, 2005 A blue-ribbon panel's conclusions could boost efforts to enact laws requiring paper audit trails.Congress and tech: Little to show
December 11, 2006 Lawmakers made a lot of noise over MySpace, China and Net neutrality, but tech-related laws were hard to come by.Newsmakers Archive
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