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Defending our Food Supply p0.vresp.com/acyLxA #vr4smallbiz
Stolen credit card numbers from the Target breach are apparently being sold in data sets by region. dfinews.com/news/2014/01/two…
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PRISM - US Top Secret massive surveillance program revealed lnkd.in/wgkHtN
Texas email privacy bill poised to be strongest in the nation, but what effect will it have on investigations?: lnkd.in/Vjss8s
China syndromeChinese government hackers steal designs of advanced... lnkd.in/MKsisQ
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Should CIOs Hire Cyber Pinkertons? twb.io/14sY7NY via @InformationWeek
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DATA BREACH: Hospital posts personal patient information on public website | ow.ly/ltJTq #OOPS #Breach
Microsoft readies massive Internet Explorer update. Fixes 33 reasons why you should keep up on updates. lnkd.in/7fANVr
Dearman's I.T. Rule #9: Never make changes on a live system that you can undo. Always have a Plan B. (FYI: The B stands for "Back Out")
Dearman's I.T.Rule #10: Name any new technology claiming it's secure, then end the statement with "...as long as it's implemented correctly"
Dearman's I.T. Rule #8: Testing in a production environment is always a bad idea
Dearman's I.T. Rule #6: Never assume that someone has thought of everything or has already considered the obvious.
Dearman's I.T. Rule #5: All Telcom Providers Lie - Regardless of what they tell you, they will NEVER admit to having done anything wrong.
Dearman's I.T. Rule #4: If it's not hurting anything, don't delete it. Just make sure it's not actually hurting something... now or later.
Dearman's I.T. Rule #3: If you don't know what it does, don't do it.
Dearman's I.T. Rule #2: All end-users lie because they will change things that break things and tell they didn't.
Dearman's I.T. Rule #1: Never, ever buy "Version 1", even if it's a full application rewrite (example - "All New Version 4!")




