Jonathan Gossels

Espionage and fraud in cyber is not an armed conflict, says SystemExpert's Jonathan Gossels.

Complex business continuity plans just don’t work, warns Jonathan Gossels. So keep it simple

Richard E. Mackey Jr and Jonathan G. Gossels explain why they are not convinced by the FDIC’s recent report on two-factor authentication

In a connected world, companies need to supplement the security perimeter with other technologies and techniques. Jonathan Gossels and Dick Mackey suggest that zoning could make a significant difference

The security of an environment is often won or lost at the architecture level.

ISO 17799 was adopted in a fast-track process by the International Organization for Standardization in 2000.

Organizations are increasingly relying on application service providers (ASPs) to perform critical functions in their environments.

The good news is that over the past several years, security analysis has become a widely accepted and integral part of development and deployment processes.

While it is hard to argue that the general level of security competence is increasing and better security tools are available every day, why is it that security remains a problem?

Intrusion detection systems (IDS) have been the subject of endless articles, conferences, and discussions.