GRAND RAPIDS - MITechNews.Com is going national with its Security podcasting channel in a new alliance with SecureWorld Expo of Portland, Oregon. The audio-interview series is called the SecureWorld Channel. SecureWorld Channel will explore cyber security issues with national experts and reach a national audience. SecureWorld Expo, which hosts in 2009 eight live two-day security
PORTLAND, OR. - SecureWorld Expo is promoting and contributing to a Security podcasting channel, published by MITechNews.Com, that will explore cyber security issues with national experts and reach a national audience. To listen, click on MITechNews.MediaRica.Com a>>
TROY - February 13 is the deadline to apply at Walsh College for the U.S. Department of Defense-funded scholarship for concentrated studies in information assurance. The scholarships are available to undergraduate and graduate students beginning in the fall 2009 semester. Individuals must be admitted to the Walsh Master of Science in Information Assurance program or
WARREN - As part of the Secret Service's security plan a U.S. Army Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center robotics team assisted with the 56th Presidential Inauguration by providing training and operators for bomb-detecting robots. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security designated the Inaugural as a National Special Security Event. When an event is
ANN ARBOR - Motor City ISSA will host its first meeting of 2009 in a new location - Ann Arbor - and new date - Jan. 21. Topics include a review of 2008 Information Security and Trends. RSVP deadline is Jan. 14. Speakers include: Steve Hill - President, ISSA Motor City Chapter and Matt Carpenter,
LIVONIA - Eastern Michigan University's Livonia location provides Metro-Detroit area students with an opportunity to earn their graduate certificate in information security. The graduate certificate is designed for those currently serving, or aspiring towards, management positions in the legal field, law enforcement, computer training and education, marketing or other areas concerned with information security-related issues,
DETROIT- Butzel Long attorney and shareholder Maureen Taylor will be a moderator and featured speaker during an ICLE Partnership Seminar on January 13 in Ann Arbor. Taylor talk is called "E-Discovery Update 2009" and will be webcast as well. Other featured speakers include Hon. Steven D. Pepe, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Ca. - McAfee is warning consumers about Bad Santas who are gearing up to rip off people who shop online during the holidays. Here are the first six of the 12 Scams, identified by McAfee's researchers. 1. Charity Phishing Scams. Many popular charitable organizations encourage consumers to think of others during the holiday
SAN FRANCISCO - As much as antivirus companies trumpet their evolving abilities to root out viruses, worms and Trojans on your PC, the cybersecurity industry leaves out one important piece of information: all the malicious code they're not detecting. Luckily, someone is scanning the scanners, CNET News.Com reported. On Thursday, the German nonprofit firm AV-Comparatives
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Ca. - On Tuesday, Mozilla released Firefox 3.1 beta 2 and Google released Chrome 0.4.154.33, so it's time for the latest installment of JavaScript performance testing. Here's the highlight from CNET News.Com: Though Firefox remains the leader on the SunSpider test, with a score of 2,110, Chrome edged very close with 2,140. A