The 4 Security Rules Employees Love to Break
Cisco CSO John Stewart gives his take on four security rules employees bend a lot, and what you can do to set them straight.
The Seven Deadly Sins of Network Security
Companies that suffer serious security breaches have almost always committed one (or all) of 7 deadly security sins. Is your company guilty?
Penetration Testing: Dead in 2009
Does penetration testing belong in the QA department? Fortify Co-Founder and Chief Scientist Brian Chess says 2009 will mark the end of pen tests as we know them. His theory is being met with resistance.
Mass. 201 CMR 17: The Darkness and the Light
Some security experts say Massachusetts' new data protection law (Mass. 201 CMR 17) is among the toughest they've seen. Three IT security practitioners who must deal with the law opine on whether it's too harsh or not tough enough. (Part 3 in a series)
5 Must-Do Cyber Security Steps for Obama
As President-Elect Obama focuses on two wars and a hemorrhaging economy, security experts are urging him to address five weak security links in America's cyber infrastructure that threaten the nation's defenses and financial institutions.
BC/DR Challenges in a Hurricane Zone
Some business continuity demands are universal, but others vary depending on where you are. In the first part in an ongoing series, we take a look at what's at stake and what's in place for two companies faced with the worsening threats posed by hurricane zones.
Forrester: Why (and How) Security Must Drive Business Resiliency
Four reasons and eight practical steps for building a better business resiliency program.
International Challenges in PCI Security
Bruce Larson, CSO at American Water, and others discuss the challenges of maintaining PCI DSS compliance when the company has a global reach. (Third in a series)
Security Predictions: What Happens Next?
An ongoing index of predictions, projections and prognostication for 2009 and beyond. Marcus Ranum, Rich Mogull, Jeff Spivey, Whit Diffie, Richard Hollinger and many more.
Moving Money: Loomis Arms For Safety
Armored car company Loomis is banking on wireless IT applications to help safeguard the money it carries. (A case study from CIO.com.)
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Safeguarding the New Currency of Business
Watch this webcast to learn how your organization can leverage PricewaterhouseCoopers' Global Information Security Survey 2008, the world's largest survey on privacy and infosec practices.
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