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News
Schneier calls for curtains on ‘security theatre’
Vendors invent self-serving security models which make customers believe they need their product to eradicate a security threat that doesn’t exist, Bruce Schneier told a full theatre at Infosecurity Europe, 23 April. more
Orchestria named king of the jungle
Orchestria was crowned king of the jungle by lions Ray Stanton, Colin Clark, Paul Simmonds and Tony Lock at the popular, interactive Infosecurity event, the ‘Lion’s Den’, 24 April. more
ISACA explains its rationale
At the Infosecurity Europe event held in London this week, Infosecurity Magazine met up with Ron Hale, the Director of Information Security Practices with ISACA, the Information Systems Audit and Control Association, along with John Mitchell, managing director of LHS Business Control and a past president of the London ISACA Chapter. more
Sophos says infected Web site numbers soaring
At the Infosecurity Europe show, Sophos revealed that the numbers of infected Web sites detected by its research team, has soared in the last 12 months to a high of a new infected site appearing once every five seconds. more
Jericho Forum unveils new security framework for online usage
The Jericho Forum has unveiled a new security framework for interactive business Internet users. more
Govt-sponsored PwC report shows firms taking security seriously
The annual survey carried out for the opening of the Infosecurity Europe show in London today shows that, even in the face of rising IT security threats, UK companies of all sizes appear to be taking their security more seriously, as well as allocating extra funds to tackle the issue. more
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Internal Threats to Your Data. From erring employees to malicious infiltrators - How do you protect against the unknown?
Previously, database attacks were most often associated with external hackers, who searched for vulnerabilities in an organisation’s database and, often using SQL injection, would steal data for malicious use. Recent media coverage has highlighted the worrying increase in the number of security breaches that occur when employees steal confidential data. more details
Next Generation Web Threats: Is it all about Web 2.0 or are there More Threats Lurking?
Much has been made of the IT security threats that Web 2.0 and, in particular, social networking sites such as Bebo, Facebook and MySpace pose company IT resources of all sizes. The risks of opening IP sessions to these sites stem from the fact that there is no definitive method of working out how a malicious Web site differs from a legitimate one. more details
Features
White hats fight back
The introduction of the profit motive has increased levels of expertise in the black hat community over the past five years, encouraging white hat researchers to rise to the challenge. Danny Bradbury looks into this research and find out how it works. ..more
Music piracy born out of a 'something for nothing' society
Online music piracy has been an issue for some time, but the record industry trade association and the government are calling for measures to be introduced to clamp down on it; measures that would hold ISPs responsible for disconnecting customers who are accessing pirated material via their accounts. Eleanor Dallaway reports...more
Industry Comment
Biometrics industry must challenge government
The UK government is mis-selling biometrics with its identity card scheme, argues Phil Booth of the NO2ID campaign group. more
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