Government surveillance from Caesar to Nixon
Government surveillance is, however, not new, says Patrick O’Kane, barrister and compliance counsel.
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Speak the board’s language or get fired
A communication gap exists today between CISOs and the board of directors, says Feris Rifai, CEO, Bay Dynamics.
Me and my job: Joel D. Rader, solution architect, Radiant Logic
Me and my job: Joel D. Rader, solution architect, Radiant Logic
Why Internet of Things matters
Attack vectors multiply as more devices connect to enterprise environments, says IANS’s Chris Poulin.
Unsuitable addendum: Wassenaar Arrangement
A contentious amendment to an international export treaty has been causing an uproar in the security communities, reports Karen Epper Hoffman.
Market forces: Supply and demand
The market, not government regulation, will push IoT security to a higher standard, says John Ellis of Ellis & Associates. Lee Sustar reports.
Educating boards
C-suites and boards of directors are increasing their knowledge of IT security risks and needs – before a breach happens. Larry Jaffee reports.
Hot or not, this industry is still growing up
Even with all the hoopla, there are CISOs still having challenges, vendors that aren’t meeting needs, and companies still giving security short shrift, says Illena Armstrong, VP editorial, SC Magazine.
Where are all the security pros?
IT security is finally becoming a priority – not only for IT professionals in every industry, but also for the C-suite, says Marcin Kleczynski, CEO, Malwarebytes.
Who owns information security risk in your organization?
Security is a business risk that needs to be understood and owned by your business leaders, says Jeff Brown, former technology risk officer, AIG.
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