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Korea is said by some to be more than 5,000 years old. It's in the heart of that antiquity that our delegation convened in Seoul where we continued a cyber-focused theme in our discussions of the particular security challenges faced here in Korea. While not my first time in this ancient country—the only nation in the world that yet remains divided—it is my first visit since having joined the ranks of the private sector.

Working more closely together, cybersecurity partners from law enforcement and the private sector are increasing their efforts to combat cyber crime, as part of National Cyber Security Awareness Month.

According to a recent Norton Cybercrime Report, 431 million adults in 24 countries experienced some type of cybercrime over the past year.

It is a matter of expenses when it comes to having a paramilitary force capable of defending against an armed assault using rocket propelled grenades and other heavy weaponry.

A more creditable analysis of evidence in the case shows that Bruce Ivins may not have acted alone or may not have even been involved.

A small but easily accessible book has plenty of information on first aid and other crises.

Credit and bank card fraud is costing more in the U.S. as banks drag their feet when implementing cards with computerized chips.

Medical identify theft is the fastest-growing form of identity theft, affecting 1.42 million Americans in 2010.