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
Q&A with Graham McKay, CISO, DC Thomson & Co. Ltd., and keynote speaker at Infosecurity Europe 2012
17 April 2012
KPMG CIO Advisory’s Martin Lunt believes BYOD has significant benefits for organizations, providing clear security policies are in place from the start
17 April 2012
Q&A with Tracy Andrew, information security & compliance officer, Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP, and keynote speaker at Infosecurity Europe 2012
17 April 2012
Information is the lifeblood of any organization, and in today’s world, we must ensure it is properly protected. There are a multitude of technological methods to secure our information, but any chain is only as strong as its weakest link says Richard Hall of CS Risk Management
16 April 2012
What are the options for data security managers as the network periphery expands? Steven Sprague of Wave Systems explores the possibilities
30 March 2012
The days when IT departments would purchase a separate in-house appliance for each security function are fading quickly. In its wake are vendors offering unified threat management packages, and cloud-based security-as-a-service. Ted Kritsonis discovers that the only real drawback to managed security is finding a provider you can trust
26 March 2012