Debate: Hacktivist group Anonymous will take a backseat to extremist groups in 2013
This month’s debate covers Hacktivist group Anonymous. Will they take a backseat to more extremist groups in 2013?
Print Issue: February 01, 2013
Give and go: New Orleans Hornets and Array Networks
The NBA’s New Orleans Hornets needed to provide its off-the-court, but highly mobile staff with a secure method for communicating. It found an enterprise remote access solution that could help.
Threat of the month: IE exploits
IE exploits, a zero-day vulnerability that affects various Internet Explorer versions, are February’s “Threat of the month.”
Of crime and punishment
I was dismayed and disturbed by the suicide of Aaron Swartz, which only added to well-rooted revulsion for the relentlessness of legal actions against him.
An IPS on steroids: MetaFlows Security System
The secret behind the MetaFlows Security System (MSS) is that it really is a hybrid application.
Applying NAC to mobile
A more substantial enterprise mobility framework can be conceived with a combination of NAC, MDM and MAM based on organizational requirements.
A continuing evolution in vulnerability assessment
The two big areas of growth in this year’s vulnerability assessment products were cloud-based assessments and increased automation and templates.
A new cottage industry: Cyber security lobbying
Over the next two years, cyber security will join the shortlist of hot-button agenda items set for debate and discussion in Congress.
Company news: Big additions to teams at Lancope, SafeNet, and more
The latest personnel announcements and M&A activity from the likes of Lancope, SafeNet, BeyondTrust, Blue Coat Systems and more.
News briefs: The latest breaches, malware and hacktivist activities
This month’s news briefs include bits on Android, spammers, breach penalties, crime networks, hacktivism and more.
