CERIAS Media Citings

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Q: FBI Hopes Hard Drive Will Shine Light on Conn. Shooter’s Motive
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Q: Sypris Announces Opening of Research and Development Center
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Q: Privacy, Battery Life Cost Of Free Apps, Experts Say
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Q: No Wikipedia? What if the Internet went down?
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Q: Why Law Enforcement Can’t Stop Hackers
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Q: Two CERIAS Faculty Receive Honors
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Q: Cybersecurity Requires a Multifaceted Approach
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Q: Spafford to Give Keynote Address at Anti-Phishing Conference
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Q: Security Research Engineer’s Guide Urges Facebook Users to be Cautious
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Q: Purdue Difference Maker: Professor David Ebert
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Q: Obama Establishes Insider Threat Task Force
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Q: Purdue Forges Top Cyber Research Center
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Q: Internet Risks Will Drive Users Offline, Researcher Predicts
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Q: Watson Co-Authors Facebook Security Guide
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Q: Creating Ag Extension Agent for Cyber
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Q: For Suspected Hackers, a Sense of Social Protest
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Q: Disciplining IT Security Pros for Breaches
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Q: Ensuring the supply chain is cost-friendly—and protected
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Q: Making the Case for Security
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Q: Blindsided Sony Needed a Single Security Chief
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Q: Cybersecurity Research Consortium: New Tech on the Way
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Q: Threat of Military Retaliation for Cyber Attacks may be More Bluster than Brawn
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Q: Northrop Grumman and Academia Cite Progress in Tackling Nation’s Most Pressing Cybersecurity Threats
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Q: There’s No Data Sheriff on the Wild Web (NY Times)
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Q: Spafford comments on RSA breach
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Q: Spafford comments on AT&T iPad hacking
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Q: 2 Winona State Students Are Suspected of Involvement in Large-Scale Cybercrimes
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Q: U.S. Government, Businesses Are Poorly Prepared for Cyber Attacks, Experts Say at AAAS
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Q: Battling Cyber Threats
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Q: Information Assurance Education 2011: A Year of Promise
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Q: Digital Forensics Conference Grabs Media Attention in the Middle East
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Q: J.P. Morgan Wrestles Web Snarl
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Q: Computer Researcher Named Distinguished Fellow of Information Security Group
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Q: Spafford Comments on Gary McKinnon Case
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Q: CERIAS Prof Finds Confidential Information on State-Auctioned Computers
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Q: Purdue class treats hard drive as crime scene
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Q: Educators see secure coding training challenges, improvements
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Q: Thieves Winning Online War, Maybe Even in Your Computer
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Q: The State of Information Security Education: Interview with Prof. Eugene Spafford
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Q: Spafford comments on “spear phishing”
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Q: CERIAS Ranked Top Information Security Program
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Q: What Your Cell Knows About You
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Q: Group says e-voting paper trail wouldn’t improve security
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Q: Purdue Biometrics Lab featured in ScienceDaily
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Q: Spafford quoted on diversity in browser rendering engines
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Q: Spaf Speaks in Delta Sky and Computer World
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Q: Purdue Partners with LPD in Cyber Forensics
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Q: CERIAS Director of Research Collaborates with I.B.M.
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Q: CERIAS Researcher Ninghui Li Receives ICICS Best Paper Award
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Q: CERIAS Researcher Edward Delp Awarded Distinguished Professorship
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Q: Spafford advises US State CIOs on maintaining citizen trust and secure information systems
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Q: Spaf receives 2006 ISACA Wasserman Award
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Q: Spafford recommends security infrastructure essentials to US congressional committee
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Q: Spafford Interviewed in Network World
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Q: Spafford and Clifton interviewed for WISH-TV 3-part series on Indiana’s voter registration database
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Q: Spafford Profiled By ACM (acm.org)
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Q: Professor Spafford Interview (pkiforum.com)
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Q: USAToday Profiles Spafford (USAToday.com)
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Q: White Hat v. Black Hat (infosecnews.com)
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Q: Professor Spafford Interviewed About Linux Security (LinuxPlanet.com)
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Q: Is Open Source More Secure? (g4tv.com)
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Q: Computing Moving From Innovation to Legislation (dc.internet.com)
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Q: WISHTV8 Interviews Spaf About Voter Security (WishTV.com)
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Q: Spafford Quote Used In Security Article (CSOonline.com)
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Q: Fortifying DOD’s network defenses (FCW.com)
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Q: Spafford Says National Cyber Security Spending Must Increase (Red Herring Magazine)
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