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.
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Print Issue: July 01, 2011
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CISOs must concede they eventually will see their infrastructures compromised.
Endpoints, endpoints… everywhere
The sky is not really falling. Instead, there are solutions to the dilemmas we face, even as progress makes surety ever more challenging.
Signing on the dotted line of HIPAA
Given that a misrepresentation of the facts during attestation could result in civil and criminal penalties, what does a health care executive need to feel comfortable about before signing on the dotted line?
Skills in demand: security project manager
An increased demand for revenue has elevated the security project manager (PM) to the top of the food chain.
Me and my job: Peter Morin
I would improve communication regarding threats between corporations, law enforcement and other government agencies.
Company news: Apple bug hunter switches jobs
Lockheed Martin partners with Carnegie Mellon to launch a cyber lab, Charlie Miller named principal research consultant at Accuvant, Chris Davis new director of malware research at ipTrust, and other personnel and corporate news.
Indexing risk perception
In the complex world of cybersecurity, it often is difficult to know which threats pose the most risk.
Threat of the month: AndroidOS/Smspacem
Be on the lookout for new mobile malware that leverages trojan, bot and “logic bomb” tricks.
Debate: A federal breach notification law should replace existing state laws.
The federal breach notification law, proposed by President Obama, should replace existing state laws.
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