September 18, 2012
One of the many challenges that industry professionals face today is categorizing data within their own network. But there are ways to minimize the headaches and still ensure security.
July 02, 2012
After some experience with the European EMV "chip-and-PIN" card system while on vacation, the city of New York's CISO learned something about security: Don't take it for granted.
Dan Kaplan, executive editor of SC Magazine, sits with Yogen Edholm, CEO of Accellion Inc., to discuss mobility in the workplace in this insightful In Focus video.
After violating state and federal laws, South Shore Hospital has agreed to pay the price.
May 04, 2012
Perhaps Facebook users are beginning to expect more consideration from their friends on social networks.
April 02, 2012
With data proliferating at astonishing rates, organizations are tearing into it, hoping to derive new business value, which, according to Zions CSO Preston Wood, includes better security decision making.
The Personal Data Protection and Breach Accountability Act of 2011 would require businesses with data of more than 10,000 customers to implement privacy and security programs.
March 21, 2011
With the April 18 tax deadline looming, security isn't top-of-mind for the employees in your finance, audit and operations departments.
Data breaches cost organizations $7.2 million on average in 2010, up seven percent from $6.8 million the previous year, according to a new study.
November 02, 2010
Organizations must consider security at the network, application, host and data layers to most effectively protect against threats.
There was broad general support for establishing high standards of data security at a public forum convened by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner, but most respondents do not feel that the government should take the lead.
Microsoft late Friday issued a security advisory confirming the existence of an unpatched vulnerability that affects web applications built on ASP.NET.
Should violations of corporate computer use policy be a federal crime, asks Charles Jeter, ESET cybercrime investigator.
The effects of last year's regulatory changes have already begun to surface, reports Angela Moscaritolo.
