The grand scheme of things
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Felicia Riney, D.B.A.
When Barack Obama became president, he made it clear that he wanted to keep his Blackberry with him. However, the U.S. Secret Service knew his smartphone was not secure. So, the National Security Agency, the White House Communications Agency and private companies developed software to "withstand hacker attacks and thwart eavesdropping spies," according to PCWorld.
While the president may, in fact, be able to use his smartphone without fear of intrusion, the rest of us face significant security risks.
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Written By:
Felicia Riney, D.B.A.
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Patricia A. Johnson, MBA, CFE, CPA
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Felicia Riney, D.B.A.
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