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Security journalism: Bears repeating?

by matt

If practicing information security can be a tough job, security journalism is aguably tougher. You’re often not an expert, yet to you have to translate between experts and the public, the public and experts, identify a sales pitch and yet still pull out an interesting story that’s worth the bits and bytes it’s written on. [...]

The case for cyberwar: Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt?

by matt

Over the last few months, a consistent theme in the media has been the threat posed by Chinese security and network solutions. It’s unsurprising that the birth of China as a modern post industrial giant strikes fear into the hearts of many – particularly countries and companies who would see China, or it’s industry, as [...]