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Become a Human Lie Detector With F.A.C.E. Training

Social engineering attacks perpetrated by hackers such as Kevin Mitnik often succeed because many people have trouble detecting deception. Can someone be taught to spot a lie?

In this week's featured article, we attempt to answer the question above by reviewing Dr. Paul Ekman's Micro-expression Training Course. The course, named METT Advanced, costs $69 and focuses on teaching how to detect what people are truly feeling by reading their micro-expressions. Check out my review of Dr. Ekman's course in the link above to see if his stuff is for real or just pop-psychology mumbo jumbo.

Have you taken Dr. Ekman's micro-expressions course? If so, let us know what you thought of it in the comments section below.

Become a Human Lie Detector With F.A.C.E. Training originally appeared on About.com Internet / Network Security on Saturday, April 21st, 2012 at 16:02:53.

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Oracle has added a management interface to its certification holders that acts as a one-stop shop.

Called CertView, it requires a username and password. Once logged on, a host of information is available, including certification history, certification logos, and a very cool tool that allows you to verify your certification to a third party.

This last function is pretty exciting, I think. It gives a potential or current employer, or client, the ability to check out your certifications for themselves. They will get a login that will allow them to examine the section of CertView that contains your certifications. Very easy, very slick.

Note that at your first logon, you'll need to provide demographic information from Pearson VUE, Oracle's new testing partner. I only bring this up because Oracle had a big "Warning" sign about it in its CertView overview video. Have that information on hand before you register for CertView, and enter it carefully, as you'll be locked out for awhile if you don't punch it in correctly.

I really like CertView, and the forward thinking it represents from Oracle. It's a terrific tool for credential holders.

CertView Helps Manage Oracle Credentials originally appeared on About.com Tech Certification on Monday, October 5th, 2009 at 07:28:37.

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I had the privilege of being a guest on the Computer America radio show this past Thursday. Computer America is the longest-running nationally syndicated radio show (in the US) about computers and technology.

I was on for about an hour. We covered an array of topics including the Ammyy scam, Second Opinion Scanners, and iPhone Security Apps. If you would like to hear the segment that I was on you can check it out in the Computer America Radio Archives. (March 1st, Hour 1)

About.com Network Security On The Radio originally appeared on About.com Internet / Network Security on Sunday, March 4th, 2012 at 09:52:04.

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