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What happens when a man changes the music chip inside a dreidel? Does chaos or hilarity ensue?

We've all read stories about some of the new kids on the block. They've grown up as the tech savvy gamers that are now entering the work force with different values and expectations.

Tim Williams is moving to Caterpillar; Dave Cullinane to eBay.

From a CSO, asked to name a favorite movie:

According to an article at Consumeraffairs.com, ATM and bank card security is getting worse. But what can consumers do to protect their information?

One colleague from a major consulting company told me that the "inappropriate surfing" problem was so bad in their company that they just stopped all web filtering, with the exception of spyware, etc.

The loss percentage of retail theft is going up, but the number of employee thefts is doing down. Are organized retail theft groups to blame? Is there a magic bullet?

Depending on who you talk to, the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) is either the greatest thing in the world or a government bureaucratic mess. Is FISMA coming soon to a state or local government near you? Isn't the first word "Federal?"

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has published online a tabletop exercise for pandemic influenza on the government's pandemicflu.gov website.

December 1 was the start date for new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure governing electronic records storage, i.e. the stuff they might want to go through in search of evidence of corporate misbehavior.