Consumer gadgets and corporate email can be a risk to information; John Thielens of Axway looks at how this can be avoided without banning consumer devices altogether
10 May 2012
The most dangerous security aspect of BYOD, according to many experts, is the apps that personal devices run, not the operating system or hardware. Fred Donovan examines how organizations can say ‘yes’ to employee-owned devices while still maintaining control of their data
01 May 2012
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With the London 2012 Olympics almost upon us, Stephen Pritchard looks at the wider impact that the Games may have on London and the UK’s infrastructure. He finds that networks, businesses, transportation and remote working are all causes for concern
24 April 2012
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Infosecurity welcomes Patricia Titus, VP and CISO of Symantec, as the newest member of our Editorial Advisory Board. Titus tells us why following security best practices is the key to a successful mobility strategy
23 April 2012
Marcus Ranum of Tenable Network Security outlines how the IT security industry can ensure its integrity by maintaining a strong code of ethics
19 April 2012
Q&A with Boris Goncharov, CISO, G4S, and keynote speaker at Infosecurity Europe 2012
19 April 2012
Addressing the volume of organizational data requires a balanced approach, which includes locating and identifying data by category. This visibility is the first step in identifying risk, says Gerard Curtin of PixAlert
18 April 2012
Q&A with Matt Palmer, group information security officer, Skipton Building Society, and a keynote speaker at Infosecurity Europe 2012
18 April 2012
Q&A with Mark Adams-Wright, CISO, Suffolk County Council, and keynote speaker at Infosecurity Europe 2012
18 April 2012
Lancope’s Joe Yeager discusses the benefits of leveraging flow-based data collection and analysis for mobile device security in BYOD environments
17 April 2012