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Forbes  Jul 2 
Why you should take another look at security information/event management technology.
Bloomberg  Jun 30 
U.S. combat troops, under agreement with the Iraqi government, abandoned the country’s cities today amid public celebrations and private concerns over Iraq’s future security.
New York Times  Jun 30 
A Human Rights Watch report said Kenyan security forces tortured and raped civilians during an operation in the country's northeast region last year.
New York Times  Jun 29 
President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan blamed gunmen from “a private security company employed by coalition forces” for the killing of a police chief.
Cellular News  Jun 26 
IT Security professionals admit that they are suffering from password fatigue when it comes to using their mobile devices, which leaves their data exposed to personal and corporate identity theft if these devices were to fall into the wrong hands.
CNNMoney.com  Jun 26 
The combination of a deep recession and widespread law-enforcement funding cuts will most likely spell a banner summer for burglars. If your house makes a good target - it's upscale, off the beaten path, and in or near a city - an alarm system is...
New York Times  Jun 25 
Palestinian security forces will have more freedom of action in four cities, implying a reduction in Israeli military activity in those areas.
New York Times  Jun 24 
To supplement reporting by New York Times journalists inside Iran on Wednesday, The Lede will continue to track the aftermath of Iran's disputed presidential election, as we have since election day, June 12.
Financial Times  Jun 24 
Attacks casts doubt on the readiness of Iraq's security forces to keep a latent insurgency in check as US troops withdraw from cities
Cellular News  Jun 23 
Two-thirds of mobile phone owners are concerned about the security of their devices, concludes a study commissioned by device security vendor, Cloudmark.
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A security is a contract that represents either ownership, a debt agreement, or the rights to ownership. This contract can be assigned a value and traded.

Common forms of security include but are not limited to: stocks, bonds, options, futures, swaps, warrants, preferred shares, and debentures.

 
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