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Peter Stephenson

 
Peter Stephenson, technology editor, SC Magazine
 

Recent Articles

The CSI effect - SC style

May 01, 2012

For the third year in a row, students in the computer forensic class of SC Magazine Technology Editor Peter Stephenson have produced this month's Group Test for digital forensic tools.
 

SIEM: A mature category attracts some surprising new players

April 02, 2012

This month, we look at security information and event management (SIEM) tools.
 

Something new under the sun

April 02, 2012

The forsenic tool, FTK 4.0 with Cerberus and Visualization from AccessData, blew me away.
 

Oh boy! A new group.

March 01, 2012

The big news this month is the addition of a new element: a set of reviews on emerging products that you can find exclusively on our website.
 

A look at vulnerability assessment tools

February 01, 2012

If one wants to address a vulnerability, one needs to add vulnerability management.
 

Enterprise whole disk encryption done right

February 01, 2012

This month's First Look specializes in whole disk encryption and, unlike many other products, can do the entire process of encryption and encrypted disk access throughout the enterprise.
 

Welcome 2012!

January 03, 2012

Here at the SC Lab, we have been preparing for an exciting 2012 as we somewhat change up the format of our product pages. Owing to a technical problem, there will be a slight delay in the posting of the Jan. reviews.
 

NAC, juiced up

January 03, 2012

The NetClarity NACWall Nano is NAC on steroids, sized and priced for small and midsize businesses (SMBs).
 

Entering a new era of cybersecurity innovation

December 01, 2011

The remarkable companies that we highlight in this issue are blazing the trails in their respective market segments through pure creativity and innovation.
 

2011 Innovators

December 01, 2011

Cutting edge is alive and well again, says Peter Stephenson, technology editor.