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Is Data Loss Plummeting?

Our guess is that the primary finding of the latest Verizon business 2011 Data Breach Investigations Report –namely that even with doubling the number of examined incident cases, the total number of compromised data records dropped by an order of magnitude—will be so unpalatable to some that the report will fall off the radar in a hurry. [more]

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	CSI Computer Crime and Security Survey The CSI Computer Crime and Security Survey Report is the world's most widely quoted research on computer crime. 2010 marks the 15th annual edition of the CSI Computer Crime and Security Survey, making it the longest-running project of its kind in the security industry. ELITE MEMBERS - Download this year's report here. View our Survey Report Archive here.
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	Computer Security ALERT The ALERT goes beyond the usual headlines, delving deeper into the news with interpretive analysis, giving you the insight you need to protect your organization without inhibiting productivity. Published 10 times per year, the Alert digs into pressing security issues--like identity management, cloud computing, virtualization, compliance, globalization and mobile devices--and helps security managers decide what's real, what's hype and what's right for their organization. CSI MEMBERS ONLY Read an excerpt: Virtualization: Security Enabler or Security Threat?
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	CSI Working Group on Web Security Research Law Although software security researchers can legally rip into software, discover vulnerabilities, publicly disclose vulnerabilities and even release exploit code, Web security researchers could go to jail for simply looking for vulnerabilities, much less disclosing them. To investigate this dichotomy, CSI created a working group of Web security researchers, expert attorneys and individuals who'd been charged with crimes under these laws and reported on why this legal separation exists, whether it should exist, and what it all means for the future of Web security.

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