Should you have to give up privacy to get more security, or does one actually support the other? Danny Bradbury sounds out the experts
25 January 2012
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Chris Mayers of Citrix UK outlines how the public sector can meet confidentiality, integrity and availability requirements in the face of ongoing regulatory and technological change
19 January 2012
Whether intentional or unintentional, insider threats take many forms. The (ISC)² US Government Advisory Board Executive Writers Bureau examines this dichotomy and how it is being affected by both regulatory considerations, and the rapidly changing technology landscape
18 January 2012
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Insider-driven data leaks are in the news every day, and unstructured data provides the biggest challenge for IT to secure and manage. Brian Vecci of Varonis Systems highlights key steps that organizations can take to measure and improve their data governance, and reduce data loss from insiders
16 December 2011
With changes to the US healthcare system already underway – albeit at a snail’s pace – now is the perfect time to examine how the regulatory and compliance landscape may change with it. Esther Shein surveys the sector and seeks the proper prescription
15 December 2011
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Commonly referred to as the year of the hack, it is no secret what 2011 has become famous for in the information security industry. This year’s headlines, reports Fred Donovan, have been made up of data breaches, hacks, APT attacks and mergers and acquisitions
07 December 2011
SecurEnvoy’s Andy Kemshall looks at the rise of two-factor authentication and why SMS-based technology is the key to strengthening vulnerable virtual applications and access points
06 December 2011
John Mutch and Brian Anderson unravel the common misunderstandings about privileged access that prevent organizations from better protecting their network perimeter from the risk of insider threat and negligence
30 November 2011
In a perfect world, the confidence and communication that exist between an organization and its IT security auditor might resemble the doctor–patient relationship. But when Philip Lieberman examines this critical aspect of IT security, he finds an increasingly troubled history – and makes some suggestions about how both sides can gain more from the partnership.
08 November 2011
Most nations consider travel data to be crucial to protecting national security. How that data is collected, stored, and secured however seems to be a closely guarded secret. Wendy M. Grossman investigates
07 November 2011