SME security: SME mindset must change
For SMEs, handling security issues is far from straightforward, says David Kelleher, communications and research analyst, GFI Software.
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Addressing cyber complexity: An operational fraud program
As cyberterrorist exploits evolve, fraudulent schemes become more complex, says Rich Baich, principal, and William Anderson II, manager, security & privacy group, Deloitte & Touche.
Infrastructure security: Power to the people
Congress needs to do what’s necessary to help NERC call electric power officers to task and get the power systems they own and operate secured as fully as possible.
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Goodbye to security by obscurity
The harsh reality is that many companies are unaware of the nature and extent of unauthorized information that is leaving their environment both electronically and physically. However, there are fundamental steps you can take to understand and prevent any potential exposure and risk of leakage of sensitive data.
SME security: Sizable differences
Whether you are a mom-and-pop shop or a global corporation, protecting data is a concern, reports Angela Moscaritolo.
Data leakage prevention: Reducing risk
Even with a sour economy, the data leakage prevention market is projected to grow by 50 to 75 percent this year, reports Brian Hook.
SC Magazine CSO of the year
The Washington Post Co.’s Stacey Halota blends technical savvy with business acumen, Illena Armstrong reports.
Threat of the month: Waledac
Waledac worm What is it?The second generation of what was originally known as the Storm Worm, Waledac is a mass mailing virus that got its name from the original subject lines used in emails. How does it work?Waledac has generally followed many of the tactics of its predecessor, luring users to click on links to…
Security careers: Me and my job
How do you describe your job to average people? Ensuring secure access for all UNFPA entities worldwide, aligned with the business needs of the agency. I also emphasize that there are times when these two pieces of the puzzle – the need for secure access and the business needs of the agency – conflict (hence…
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