2013 Industry Innovators: Security infrastructure
GRC is at once the biggest pain point (arguably) of most large organizations and the most important task that does not usually get done right.
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Print Issue: December 02, 2013
Reboot: In memoriam
We pay tribute to two security pros whose life’s work helped evolve the technology and thinking of the IT security industry.
2013 Industry Innovators: Perimeter defense
How do we protect a perimeter that does not, physically, exist?
Luminaries: Honorable mentions
We salute a number of professionals – including lawyers, analysts, journalists and engineers – whose achievements in 2013 greatly enhanced the IT security industry and those affected by it.
2013 Industry Innovators: Data protection
Since it’s all about the data why not go straight to the data and protect it directly?
Civil liberties lawyer arguing against the NSA spying programs
The revelations about government surveillance made public by Edward Snowden have brought urgency and clarity to the work Jennifer Stisa Granick is doing as director of civil liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society (CIS).
2013 Industry Innovators: Analysis and control
Analysis and testing covers the entire gamut of testing – from forensic tools to penetration testing.
From private sector to government
Phyllis Schneck takes a level-headed approach to how the DHS should address potential attacks against critical infrastructure.
2013 Industry Innovators: Access control
Access control is, arguably, the key aspect of information protection.
Researcher lobbies for increased security on medical devices
Jay Radcliffe showed how his insulin pump was vulnerable to a remote takeover.
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