At least 36 governments spy on their citizens ...
At least 36 governments (including the United States, Britain and Germany) using high-tech software to spy on their citizens.
The Canadian Citizen Lab research center recently published a report on 36 customers FinFinisher States, a company of "technological intrusion," as she self-described, whose business is obviously very well: there are only two months, it worked 'only' for 25 states.
FinFinisher owned by the British company Gamma International: solicited by dozens of governments, it spy on individuals by infecting their computers and laptops through a series of twisted each other stratagems.
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By Daphne Denis slate.fr
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Cybercrime - White Paper: SMEs in sight ...
The White Paper urges the State to strengthen its policy of computer protection while the cyber threat has never been greater. The experts' proposals could have a snowball effect in all French companies insufficiently aware of this risk.
We must overcome "a further step" in the fight against the "cyber threat." The White Paper on Defence was presented Monday to the President of the Republic, urged the French government to go further in what has become a new front in defense of "national sovereignty".
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- SMEs in the crosshairs
To this end, it proposes to establish "appropriate public procurement policy." This includes the choice of equipment such as telecom routers that do not always meet the requirements of security and make them vulnerable telecom infrastructure. But it also covers contracts subcontracting with private companies. However, SMEs are ideal targets for hackers. Less well protected for reasons of resources, but also less aware of the reality of the risks, they are nevertheless connected to the computer systems of big government. In other words, without being strategic, these providers are many entrances to the vital information systems in the nation.
- Snowball effect
The stakes could be much more important if this requirement also applied to said vital companies (telecommunications, energy, banking, defense, nuclear ...). The number of 2500, these companies have already accountable to ANSSI on the establishment of computer protection systems.
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- A "capacity" defensive and offensive
For the experts who developed the White Paper on defense, cyber threat to national sovereignty that would justify the need to engage new audiences means, if only to catch up the country to Germany or the United Kingdom.
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By Nabil BOURASSI for latribune.fr
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Economic intelligence seeking recognition ...
After several scandals, the government regulated a year ago the profession of private detective, but without a precise definition, left side of the field of Business Intelligence (EI), which is struggling to dispel the image that sticks sulphurous him skin.
Illegal monitoring of employees at Ikea France, false espionage at Renault, Olivier Besancenot flicage by Taser ... Over the past two years, many scandals have dented the sector.
Yet bellowed professionals barbouzeries these have nothing to do with IE. Surveys have shown that indeed these abuses were carried out by unscrupulous directors or crooked detective.
"There is a damaging confusion between private investigators and consultants strategy. We will always be treated as business, "laments the honorary president of the French Union of Competitive Intelligence (Synfie), Hervé Seveno who wishes regulation, like the National Council of Private security activities (Cnaps ), installed in 2012 by Claude Gueant.
The 800 French detectives, also called agents or private research ARP dependent Cnaps, which delivers them pleasure and makes random checks.
"The ARP thugs are brought to disappear very quickly," says Jean-Emmanuel Derny, who chairs the National Union of ARP (Snarp).
"EI will have many problems, such as ARP have had in a while," he predicts. She has "contempt for the ARP she sees as beggars," he laments, yet "some boxes make the IE method to spook." In addition, it is common strategy consulting work with ARP.
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By AFP on finances.net
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Everything you wanted to know about private detectives ...
They are less than 2000 in France to do this job. Private detectives have a just as exciting as misunderstood profession.
- Planet: What are the advantages and disadvantages of being a private detective?
Alain Letellier: "When we started his career as an independent, you have to wait 4 or 5 years before enough customers to make a living in this business. This may seem long and difficult. Especially since even after, do not release the bar. We never schedule: whether to conduct a spinning night or Sunday, it's too bad for privacy. We can not take a month's vacation at once. Fortunately, the business also has its advantages! One can for example choose how we organize our day. It is truly the master of our amplitude. And there are also all the satisfaction that can be felt when we conducted a mission.
- Planet: What are the essential qualities of a good private eye?
Alain Letellier: It is imperative to learn to listen to understand customer expectations, be a fine psychologist to analyze the files, and have some idea of the general culture and to pass from one medium to another smoothly. Each case is different and you into a new world. It must therefore be able to adapt quickly.
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Interview with Alain Letellier, vice president of CNSP-ARP by Anaïs Korkut for planet.fr
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The Top 10 global scams on Facebook ...
According to a study of Bitdefender , the most common worldwide on Facebook scams are type "who saw my profile." In second place among the most dangerous for the security of your account stars: Rihanna and her fake sextape.
- Who has visited my profile (23.8%)
- The sextape of Rihanna (17.09%)
- Who visits my profile - Spanish (5.31%)
- Check if a friend has deleted you (5.18%)
- Say goodbye to Facebook blue - in French (4.16%)
- The sextape Taylor Swift (3.76%)
- Free tickets to Disneyland (2.55%)
- Having the button "I do not like" (2.15%)
- I can check my profile looking (1.67%)
- Skip the Facebook color (1.64%)
The study, which lasted six months, shows that a quarter of the total share of scams on Facebook back to the classic "who visited my profile." Interestingly, in proportion to other nationalities, French and Spanish users are more trapped by this scam.
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Despite improvements in the security team at Facebook to limit the number of scams, many users continue to be fooled by these scams. Bitdefender notes, however, a decrease in the spread of malicious links on the social network.
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Law: Adultery is still a cause for divorce?
By Caroline Fontaine-Beriot Lawyer.
Often, sustainable Lifestyle changes above and induces changes in legislation. After three reforms of the divorce proceedings in 30 years, what is now the position of the law against adultery?
The Napoleonic Penal Code of 1810 penalizes adultery of the woman and the imprisonment repressed.
The main motivation of this paper, without going into more philosophical debate on the basis of Judeo-Christian society, and the role of women was to ensure the safety of legitimate filiation.
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The question arises especially when adultery is committed by either during the period of separation before the divorce, especially among the non-conciliation order and judgment of divorce, the husband is always legally bound by the duties of marriage.
We can therefore conclude that adultery is still one of the mistakes that could cause the divorce solely to blame one who renders fault, but the discretion of judges, judicial debate makes useful, even necessary.
By Caroline Fontaine-Beriot for village justice.com
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Competitive Intelligence: driving the uncertain ...
Face the dangers and seizing opportunities, this is what allows business intelligence within the company. In 14 chapters, "Competitive Intelligence, manual" makes the material accessible to all.
"Who grasp all": an overview of uncompromising Business Intelligence for SMEs / SMIs. The material is polymorphic and its scope extended operation. Two factors that contribute to its integration difficult.
However, all economic actors are facing a revolution: Internet and Web 2.0. Under his influence, communities emerge, space becomes global decisions are made in "real time" and everyone, from largest to smallest, has a voice. Faced with this revolution, economic actors evolve helpless in a world now gone global, complex and interactive.
The Economic Intelligence appears as their salvation. It offers a pragmatic approach that brings together and popularized by a coherent set of disparate disciplines: communication, finance, IT, marketing, R & D ... Its scope was divided into three areas: preventive actions (monitoring, information protection , risk management and audit Business Intelligence), keeping actions (business intelligence, visibility and online presence, networking, project management, standardization and Knowledge Management) and prospective actions (influence, benchmarking, strategy and management crisis). Each action is both autonomous and connected to the other by a link consistency. For if the teacher requires the separate presentation, Business Intelligence is a comprehensive management tool.
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By Arnaud Pelletier and Patrick CUENOT for RH & M No. 49 in April 2013.
The Economic Intelligence is a lever for business competitiveness ...
The last letter of the Rhône-Alpes DIRECCTE highlights the process of economic intelligence in business, which can track and anticipate economic changes, technological, societal or regulations that will influence the development of enterprises. The Economic Intelligence is also protecting its information assets and undertake actions influence.
The latest newsletter DIRECCTE Rhône-Alpes, downloadable below, provides an overview of the approach of Business Intelligence:
- How?
- The first steps of your approach
- Develop a Strategy: the stages
- Towards a collective intelligence within the company
- Simple and free tools are at your fingertips
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By writing ALLIZE-plasturgie.org
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Balance 2012 CNAPS (National Council of Private Security Activities) ...
The service securities CNAPS instructed, 83,408 records authorizations, approvals and business cards in 2012. These files were then sent to interregional commissions approval and monitoring territorial jurisdiction to adjudicate that these requests.
The mission of the service of the securities is to ensure the integrity and professional competence of private security officers and business leaders. To do this, during the training phase, a record is made by the applicant whose parts are checked by instructors CNAPS agents.
They check both the professional qualifications of employees and managers and applicants morality, as defined by law.
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SEE REPORT HERE:
By writing on CNAPS CNaPS-securite.fr
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Defamation on the Internet: the law before ...
The democratization of the web has adverse effects as we see every day in the news for high-tech. [...] But whether it is to protect themselves from such attacks at the time of discharge his bad temper against his neighbor or his superior on the internet, it is better to think about. The French law is applicable in France ...
Three months to launch legal action
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By Sylvain Lefevre for 01net.com
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