Featured Debate: HTML5 is eroding website security
Featured Debate: HTML5 is eroding website security.
Print Issue: July 02, 2012
Risk lessons over beer and bratwurst
After some experience with the European EMV “chip-and-PIN” card system while on vacation, the city of New York’s CISO learned something about security: Don’t take it for granted.
The Flame virus is the “Threat of the Month”
Flame, aka Skywiper, is a sophisticated tool used to locate and steal data accessible from the infected computer. The malware uses multiple exploits to propagate and is highly configurable.
Flame virus: Too hot to handle?
While the characteristics of the spy virus are important to note, the question is why it went undetected for so long.
Computer in your pocket
It’s not just data that is at risk with a mobile workforce, it’s the whole shebang: data, applications, operating environments and, we hope, security.
News briefs: Flame, Stuxnet, breach at LinkedIn and other security news
Flame, Stuxnet, breach at LinkedIn and other security news
Skills in demand: Security-focused product managers
Increased innovation around cloud, Big Data and mobility has created sharp demand for experienced, security-focused product managers.
Me and my job: Samantha Manke
Samantha Manke, security analyst at a leading manufacturing company
DigiCert promotes their COO, LogLogic is acquire, and more company news
Personnel moves, mergers and acquisitions and other developments at security companies.
Learning from the military
The biggest problem with corporate information security programs and policies is the lack of standardized processes, uniform control points and comprehensive testing.
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