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At the RSA Conference 2002, vendors showcase their latest wares for security. Will the latest gadgets to thwart hackers help keep corporate data safe?

CNET News staff

Feb. 20, 2002 10:15 a.m. PT

At the RSA Conference 2002, vendors showcase their latest wares for security. Will the latest gadgets to thwart hackers help keep corporate data safe? White House adviser Richard Clarke also sends a warning to the industry: Button up security issues, or face the consequences.

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I spy your hard drive
Guidance Software's CEO demos the computer forensics software used by the FBI to decrypt the laptop of shoe bomb suspect Richard Reid.

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National ID card prototypes on display
Correspondent Melissa Francis finds developers ready to churn out national ID cards.

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Are single-use passwords more secure?
On the floor of the security conference, correspondent Melissa Francis tries out gadgets that target password hackers.

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Securing the Net from cyberthreat
White House adviser Richard Clarke says the federal government will request $4 billion in 2003 to expand government cybersecurity.

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Cyberterrorism czar speaks out on security
White House adviser Richard Clarke says private businesses need to beef up their security infrastructure and make more secure products.