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If anything makes an argument for disk drive level encryption, or synching a laptop back to the head office better than the recent news and meetings over the ability of US Border Guards being able to seize and inspect a companies laptop I cannot think of one.

Jensense writes that a growing number of publishers are seeing hackers edit their websites, substituting the publisher's AdSense ID for another, in order to basically steal that publisher's revenue.

Security is important for all developers, but more so when combining two of the most popular Database and Web Programming technologies.

Businesses small and large have a growing concern over cybercrime, and for good reason.

Search engine marketing is known for increasing a company's profile, establishing an online presence, increasing traffic, and ultimately growing the bottom line.

We have all had that Eureka moment when we think we have thought of something new. Sometimes we think there may even be a viable business behind it. So how do you go about protecting that idea, particularly if it is so fundamental and integral to the success of your business model?

Regardless of the type of business you conduct, there is a significant risk of being sued in our litigious society.

Concern over trademark protection is growing steadily among online advertisers. Who's responsibility is it to protect your trademarks? Should the trademark holders be expected to spend ad dollars to buy their own trademarked terms? What kinds of things should/could search engines do to help alleviate the problems?