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So you want to be a computer forensics expert Deb Shinder outlines the skills, education, tools, and experience you will need to follow a career in computer forensics. Read more Resource of the day Increase innovation with Google Apps Businesses see Google Apps as an affordable solution for effective business communication and collaboration. Join this TechRepublic Webcast to learn why IT and business decision makers are making transition to Google Apps. How one-time passwords fit in with multifactor authentication What is a one-time password system? Does it count as a second authentication factor? Can it improve authentication security whether it is a second authentication factor or not? Read more Secunia PSI now has Auto Update Not keeping computer software up to date is a gamble that pays the bad guys. A new release from Secunia should help even the odds. Read more Secure coding guidelines: Are they the answer to buggy software? People are using flawed software. And, the bad guys love it. A recently formed group called the Open Web Application Security Project is working to improve secure coding, but is it practical? Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Seven overlooked network security threats for 2011 Mark Underwood considers the network security threats that administrators might tend to overlook in the new year. Some are low tech, some are worst-case scenarios, but all will require preparation and vigilance. Read more Poll Results: Should the U.S. federal government censor the Internet? See how your TechRepublic peers answered this question: Should the U. S. federal government censor the Internet? Read more TechRepublic has CES 2011 covered for IT and business TechRepublic will be reporting from CES 2011 in Las Vegas all week, looking for the latest developments of interest for IT pros and business managers. Here's how to find our coverage. Read more Featured multimedia   Lenovo IdeaPad S100 and S205 (photos) Lenovo's updated 10- and 11-inch ultraportable IdeaPads feature very slim profiles. View on site HP Mini 210 (photos) HP's popular line of Mini 210 Netbooks is expanding, at least visually. View on site Popular Geekend galleries The top 10 geek sins Star Wars Celebration V: Costumes from a galaxy far far away Dragon*Con 2010: Highlights from the convention LEGO creations on display at BrickCon 2010 Chicago Comic Con 2010: Wizard World geeks in costume Best of 2010 Geekend galleries Today's recommended downloads Under the Hood of Google Apps Security and Privacy (Google) Increase innovation with Google Apps (Google) A Century in Business and Still Open to an Idea from the New Hire (Google) End-to-end Business Visibility with On-demand ERP (TechRepublic) Best Practices for Moving to Google Apps (Google) Camera phone challenge: It's a new year - resolutions Submit camera phone photos (the higher the resolution, the better) of the subject matter of your choice by Friday, Jan. 14, 2010. We will send the participants of our three favorite submissions TechRepublic swag. Get more details about this challenge.

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