Data breach survey: Data during a downtime
SC Magazine’s annual data breach survey shows that budgets will remain stagnant as threats continue to evolve.
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Print Issue: January 03, 2011
Innovate to survive
Today’s complex threat landscape must give rise to fresh security ideas, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Advanced Research Projects Agency is helping to empower them.
Invincea browser protection
This product is from a brand new company and I predict big things for it if the management team continues down the road they’re on now.
Strong authentication
We kick off the year with strong authentication as our theme. That includes multifactor and biometric authentication.
Skills in demand: Michael Potters, CEO, The Glenmont Group
Many retailers are looking for architects and associate architects in information security.
Me and My Job: Steven Jones, Synovus Financial Corp.
A monthly Q&A with an IT security professional.
Company news: Weafer joins McAfee; IBM, AVG make acquisitions
The latest personnel announcements and other company news.
WkiLeaks fallout: The data breach heard around the world
After WikiLeaks began publishing secret U.S. diplomatic cables in late November, a number of pundits asked how the federal government failed to detect and prevent the disclosure of the classified data.
Threat of the month: P2P DNS
P2P DNS is the latest proposal for an alternative Domain Name System (DNS) service, one that strives to replace ICANN as the authority.
Debate: Organizations will be better able to handle data breaches in 2011.
Organizations will be better able to handle data breaches in 2011.
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