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Opinion: Battling information-security Stockholm syndrome
Hating the PCI-DSS security standard when it exists only to help consumers and merchants is a sign that the security industry's not quite right in the head, says Ben Rothke.
Campus Whispers
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Opinion: Security ahead of risk at the border
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Kenya works on training information security managers
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