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Microsoft sets up new Transparency Center and Cybersecurity Center in Singapore
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$1.2 billion, 1-Million-Square-Foot Facility Being Built in Utah
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Ground was broken Thursday on the Utah Data Center, a $1.2 billion, 1 million-square-foot cybersecurity center being built for the National Security Agency at Camp Williams near Salt Lake City.
The NSA, Department of Homeland Security and other agencies are expected to use the facility to help identify cyber threats and protect national IT security networks after construction is completed in about three years.
Secrecy is expected to shroud the center, with the groundbreaking being one of the public's last chances to take an open look at the project, according to the Tribune, the local paper. "We've been asked not to talk about the project," Rob Moore, president and chief operating officer of Big-D Construction, told the paper. His company is among a group of contractors building the facility. The Army Corps of Engineers is overseeing the project.
Once completed, the center will employee between 100 and 200 people, many with expertise in information technology, electrical engineering and mechanical engineering, said Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah.
This code can automatically enter a system, steal the formula for the product you are manufacturing, alter the ingredients being mixed in your product, and indicate to the operator and your anti-virus software that everything is functioning as expected.
The Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity Center head, Sean McGurk • Explaining why the Stuxnet computer virus is unprecedented and scary and stuff. The virus, which appears to be targeting Iran's nuclear power plants, has infected 44,000 computers worldwide, mostly in Iran, although around 1,600 are in the U.S. Even though it's targeted against Iran right now, it's clear what McGurk is implying here: That the virus could be rewritten to attack other systems, at which point it could prove extremely dangerous. source (via • follow)