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Microsoft and other cloud vendors are trying to make the cloud a more secure alternative to the private data center and the Secure Islands purchase is part of that.

Researchers in Finland are developing a biometric security system based on how a user moves their eyes, as a more secure alternative to iris or fingerprint recognition.

Related: 21 tips, tricks and shortcuts to help you stay anonymous online If like most people you're using a webmail service such as Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo then you might want to consider using a more secure alternative.

Nonetheless, based on the public examples of Mt. Gox's vulnerabilities, Chad Pankewitz and team have founded a new Bitcoin exchange, called Ruxum, that is dedicated to bringing a more secure alternative for Bitcoin traders.

Video infrastructure site Delve Networks launched TroopTube in partnership with the Department of Defense a few days ago as a more secure alternative to YouTube, which the DoD banned in 2007.

The pattern of veins inside your finger is said to be more distinctive than your fingerprint, and is being heralded by some experts as a more secure alternative to the chip and pin (Personal Identification Number) card system currently favoured by British banks.

However, the company could and should start advertising them as a much more secure alternative to regular telephone calls and text messages.

Some big changes ahead for Wickr, the messaging app that emerged in the wake of the NSA private data leaks to offer consumers an encrypted, more secure alternative to mainstream services like Facebook.

Together, the two also point to how far the company has come from its earlier days as a hotbed of illegal file sharing, and underscore the company's new push to position itself as a viable and more secure alternative to the likes of Box, Dropbox, Amazon and other cloud-based storage providers.

Although some migrant doctors fled persecution, a greater number opted to live and remain in Ireland because they considered it a safer and more secure alternative to their home countries.

That's just as well, says Dr Tanja Lange, a coding theory and cryptology expert from the Technical University of Eindhoven, as it can take a long time for older encryption systems to be swapped out in favour of more secure alternatives.