Corporate fears create newest $1b startup

September 10, 2015

Security

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How corporate fears of hacks just created Silicon Valley’s newest $1 billion startup

Okta receives a $75 million investment, the latest sign companies are scrambling for cybersecurity software that can prevent them from becoming the next Ashley Madison, Sony or Target.

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Apple, Microsoft tussle with feds over access to user data

Tech companies say that user data requested by the government is encrypted and therefore inaccessible. But the government doesn’t like that response.

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Fake Uber drivers allegedly convince female passengers into cars

In two separate incidents, college students are allegedly lured into cars by men posing as drivers for the ride-hailing service.

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Health care app uses Apple Watch to ID doctors, follow privacy law

Doctors can view private records only when they are wearing the watch. The approach uses the Apple Watch’s ability to identify its wearer to protect patient privacy.

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	Associate Editor / Portland, Ore.

Associate editor Anne Dujmovic brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats.

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