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U.S. Home-Based Businesses to Spend US$1.3B on Security and Storage (Centre Daily Times)
Home-based businesses (HBBs) in the United States are on track to invest a sizeable US$1.3 billion on IT security and storage-related solutions this year. HBB owners are focusing on areas such as data security, data backup and disaster recovery, according to the latest study by New York-based Access Markets International (AMI) Partners, Inc.
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U.S. HBBs to spend US$1.3B on security (CIOL)
NEW YORK, USA: Home-based businesses (HBBs) in the United States are on track to invest a sizeable US$1.3 billion on IT security and storage-related solutions this year.
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New home rises in less than a week (The Globe Gazette)
Though the average person was probably asleep at 2 a.m. Sunday, the construction site of the “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” project for the DeVries family was busy with activity.
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Companies don't look after personal data, say 90% of people (Computer Weekly)
Ninety per cent of Britons do not believe the personal details that companies hold on them are safe, and nearly half do not think banks and retailers do...
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Reward offered for stolen pelts (WSTM Central New York)
Imagine coming home in the middle of the day only to find things aren’t the way you left them. That’s exactly what happens to John Rybinski of Pompey. Around 10 a.m. on Friday he got home to find some very personal valuable things missing.
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Tips to protect your child’s identity (The State)
1. Teach your child not to give out personal information, particularly online. 2. Shred all papers to be thrown away that contain account numbers or Social Security numbers. 3. Store your child’s Social Security card in a safe place at home or in a safe deposit box. Neither you nor your child should carry the card in a wallet. 4. If you receive a pre-approved credit application or similarly ...
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A Joyful Welcome Home for Detainees (Washington Post)
Flipping back a canvas tarp, 12 men squint at the dusty sun and jump, one by one, off the bed of a U.S. military transport truck, dropping to their knees in prayer. They are free.
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20 in Pakistan Die in Bombing (Washington Post)
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Oct. 6 -- At least 20 people were killed and 35 injured Monday in a suicide bomb attack that targeted the home of a well-known politician in central Pakistan, according to Pakistani authorities.
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Florida Gators working to kill penalties as LSU looms large (Miami Herald)
For the second Sunday in a row, Florida practiced on a day that usually is reserved for rest. Ball security was a prominent theme last week (UF fumbled five times against Ole Miss), but shoring up an offensive line that registered an embarrassing amount of penalties on Saturday against Arkansas will be a priority in the days before the Gators' home game against No. 4 LSU (4-0, 2-0 in SEC).
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Israel's booming hi-tech industry (BBC News)
Why Israel is home to the second most successful hi-tech industry in the world after Silicon Valley in California.
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