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Infosys Visa Fraud Settlement Could Impact IT Offshoring Model and Customers

How the Introverted CIO Can Survive in an Extroverted World

Fake social media ID duped security-aware IT guys

Penetration testers used a faked woman's identity on social networks to break into a government agency with strong cybersecurity defenses

Salesforce.com to offer private version of its AppExchange app store

Gartner has predicted 25 percent of enterprises will have app stores by 2017

Ahead of IPO, Twitter shines up multimedia image

Adding images, videos may boost appeal to potential investors

Microsoft uses Kinect to interpret sign language from deaf people

The technology can also help non-deaf users translate spoken words into sign language

Sony slips into loss despite pick up in smartphone sales

The company has cut its revenue and profit forecast for its fiscal year

Silent Circle, Lavabit unite for ‘Dark Mail’ encrypted email project

Dark Mail will provide end-to-end encryption, including email metadata

The emerging turf battle between information and physical security pros

As security threats increasingly cross role boundaries, information and physical security pros struggle to get along

Cops should be allowed to hack into computers, police officials say

A panel at RSA Europe debated a proposed Dutch police hacking law