Canada reacts: Consequences of NSA revelations
How are the latest NSA spying revelations affecting Canadians’ use of the internet? Danny Bradbury finds out.
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Print Issue: September 03, 2013
Higher calling: Case study
A U.K. college provides its “digital natives” with a secure environment that can be accessed anywhere from any device. Greg Masters reports.
At the ready: Incident response
Incident response has become a more complex art, says Rusty Agee, the city of Charlotte’s security leader. Karen Epper Hoffman reports.
Dollars and sense: Application security
Though it is difficult to quantify ROI for security initiatives, investment in application security is logical for the enterprise, reports Jim Romeo.
Horse trading 2.0: Information is a valued commodity
The power of information as a commodity only continues to deepen as it satisfies so many disparate needs and wants.
Debate: DefCon organizers should have discouraged feds from attending last month’s event.
A number of experts weighed in on this month’s debate concerning a statement from DefCon founder Jeff Moss that feds should stay away from DefCon.
Ready the troops: Global cyber warfare
We CISOs and CSOs are the generals in the global cyber war. If you haven’t thought about your role in these terms, then you are ripe for ambush.
Threat of the month: Android master key vulnerability
September’s threat of the month is the Android master key vulnerability, which can bypass signature verification to gain full system-level access.
Anonymity exposed: Privacy versus surveillance
Wiretapping, tailing and going undercover are not new investigative concepts, but revelations of the NSA’s digital spying apparatus has revived the debate between privacy rights and law enforcement advocates.
Your online life is an open book – maybe
This month’s product section focus on email security and management.
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