News briefs: RSA to replace SecurID tokens, LulzSec goes on rampage
Hack of SecurID used in attack on Lockheed Martin, LulzSec, compromised the website of InfraGard, AV malware targeting Mac OS X, and other news.
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Print Issue: July 01, 2011
Is APT the new FUD?
The term “APT” is now becoming synonymous with any form of cyberattack, distracting attention away from the real challenge.
Real-world web abuse: Identity theft
Strict financial and identity theft are only a portion of the attacks targeting websites today.
Will mobile kill user privacy?
The internet is evolving to deliver individualized experiences, but at what cost to privacy, asks Forrester’s Chenxi Wang.
Streamlining defenses: The new SOC
The modern-day security operations center isn’t just focused on physical surveillance. Many organizations have built situation rooms specifically to protect data and respond to cyberthreats.
Something borrowed: Benefits of PCI
The prescriptive nature of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, often referred to as PCI, can benefit even those companies not processing credit card transactions.
Federation 2.0: An identity ecosystem
Federated identity, the process of authenticating someone across multiple IT systems and organizations, is taking on new meaning with the growth of cloud and mobile.
Justice for all: Reforming e-discovery
James Holderman, chief judge of the U.S. District Court in Chicago, is working to improve the e-discovery process for lawyers and IT teams at a time when digital evidence has never been so prolific.
Keeping an eye on the prize: PrivateEye from Oculis Labs
PrivateEye from Oculis Labs blurs the computer screen to unreadability when the authorized user is not in front of it, and notifies the user when someone is shoulder-surfing.
You might be next: Data breaches
CISOs must concede they eventually will see their infrastructures compromised.
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