Deb Radcliff

The real-life tales of how authorities hunted down some of the nation's most dangerous digital crooks, as reported by Deb Radcliff.

Has the time come to take retaliatory action against digital attacks? And if so, where is the line drawn? Deb Radcliff reports.

There are strategies to cope with customer expectations of privacy when there are no boundaries around their data, reports Deb Radcliff.

Where do C-level security careers lead to and how do you maintain them and get a seat at the table? Deb Radcliff finds out.

Cloud computing is more than a buzzword, it is one of the biggest developments to take place in the security market in 20 years. Many experts agree that the shift presents an opportunity to do security better, but the technology is still a work in progress and cloud computing also introduces new risk to applications, data and the internal data center. This ebook from SC Magazine surveys the pros and cons of this new phenomenon in the security marketplace, eliciting opinions from experts who agree on one main point: data center transformation is here to stay, and will only grow.

Testing competitions can improve code, but crowdsourcing brings new concerns to security governance, reports Deb Radcliff.

Can security be better in the cloud? Experts believe it can, reports Deb Radcliff.

Despite the prosecution of hacker Albert Gonzalez, more needs to be done to secure credit card transactions, reports Deb Radcliff.

Today, criminals are using amped-up techniques to tap into a perpetual cycle of fraud and identity theft, reports Deb Radcliff.

With DRM for digital music in its death throes, how will it fare in other industries relying on digital copyright protections? Deb Radcliff reports.