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John Casaretto

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A look at Cisco’s new Managed Threat Defense Service

Cisco today announced its new Managed Threat Defense Service, a managed security solution designed to help customers defend themselves from the modern threat landscape.  The new service was designed in response to the many significant challenges in IT security. Cisco aims to lead …

Sold out HacKid conference a big success

In an annual event that could help shape the IT security field for the future, the 2014 HacKid conference took place over this past weekend, April 19-20 at San Jose’s Tech Museum of Innovation.  The focus of the conference was to provide …

Michaels breach – a sign of the times?

Tango down!  Michaels has confirmed the latest in credit card breaches as many as 3 million credit and debit cards were potentially stolen in yet another retail malware attack.  Michaels officially reports that the situation has been contained, but for many it …

Heartbleed Eh? – World’s first Heartbleed hacker arrested

The first of what are likely to be several arrests made in connection to the Heartbleed vulnerability has come out of Canada.  Nineteen year-old Stephen Arthuro Solis-Reyes of London, Ontario was charged by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) with the unauthorized …

Exclusive: Why John McAfee is on the run

[Editor’s Note: If you’ve missed it, SiliconANGLE Security Editor John Casaretto has been granted unprecedented access to John McAfee and his personal files, and has for the last several weeks been relating the story of how the software security luminary became involved …

Tips for living in a post-XP world

Here we are.  The day after the big XP apocalypse and we’re all still here.  The Heartbleed SSL vulnerability has grabbed all the headlines the last couple of days for good reason.  However just because you got some cash at the ATM …

OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability may affect millions

In IT circles, the phrase ‘bleeding heart’ may never mean what it used to as news of this extremely serious Heartbleed vulnerability is traveling fast. The vulnerability was recently found in Open SSL, the most popular library used to secure the internet …

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