The great malware cover-up
What does the $4 billion network security industry do when a new attack is exposed? It plays “the great malware cover-up.”
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Print Issue: February 01, 2011
Privacy laws must change
Consumers have adopted personalized applications of all varieties, yet the way things stand, they must be prepared to sacrifice something at least as valuable: their privacy.
Smart mobile app development
Mobile threats will soon be used to gain access to personal and business devices, says Sean Martin.
Ensuring efficiency: Budget issues
Still facing budgetary pressures, security execs must apply unique thinking to security spend, which might mean studying metrics, making friends and passing compliance on the cheap.
Cybercrime: Narrowing the gap
The $1 trillion cybercrime industry is expertly – and competitively – run. Take a peek into the inner workings of these syndicates and how the good guys are closing in.
Internal review: The insider threat risk
Thanks to WikiLeaks and a struggling economy, the internal threat has risen to a new level of prominence. Dawn Cappelli of Carnegie Mellon describes the profile of the rogue insider.
An accounting of the insiders
No matter your view of Julian Assange, his WikiLeaks controversy is the story that just keeps on giving, says Illena Armstrong, editor-in-chief, SC Magazine.
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