Debate: A White House order on cyber security
Debate: A White House order on cyber security would be a step in the right direction for safeguarding networks.
Print Issue: November 01, 2012
IE exploits are the “Threat of the Month”
The “Threat of the Month” in our November issue are IE exploits.
Product opener: It’s all about the data
The old notions of defense-in-depth are being challenged, and architectures tend to have what appear to be single points of failure or compromise.
Company news: ISSA elects a new president
Personnel announcements, acquisitions and other news from Information Systems Security Association, Tenable Network Security, PhishMe, eIQnetworks, McAfee and several other companies.
No more trusted endpoints
The theater of risk has changed from network service-based attacks to attacks against the endpoint.
The good, bad and ugly
While some instances of Stuxnet and Duqu found their way into seemingly unplanned locations, the majority of occurrences were localized to targeted systems.
Me and my job: Grant Babb, Intel IT
A Q&A with Grant Babb, proactive investigations program manager for Intel IT.
Take to the offense with intel
Though standards lack, sharing threat data is vital, says EMC’s Christopher Harrington.
Waking the sleeping giant: Critical infrastructure
For the last several years, security experts have been stressing the vulnerability of industrial control systems. Now, with attacks like Stuxnet proof of the risk, the big question is: How will industry respond?
IPS grows up
The intrusion prevention system is a mainstay of any organization’s perimeter-focused security infrastructure, but its days may be numbered as a standalone technology. Yet, its purpose lives on.
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