May/June Issue

Cover Story: Up the ante on IP
How to lock down your intellectual propety without locking it away for good. SA Mathieson reports.

Banking on digital ceritificates to prevent UK payment fraud
UK banks are issuing digital certificates to authenticate transactions worth more than £2.6 trillion a year. Robin Arnfield explores how.

Privateer repels boarders
Internet Security Systems under the lash. Cath Everett examines its cargo.

The physics of information security
In the Infosecurity interview IBM’s Peter Berlich argues that infosec must become risk management...more

Dark age at drug firms
Pharmaceutical firms’ attitude to information security smacks of laziness and arrogance. Danny Bradbury reveals.

The rocky road to reliable software
Why are computer systems unreliable? Simply, it pays programmers to let users find the bugs. Ian Grant explores.

Basket cases
SMEs have been poorly served by the IT security industry up to now, but a new, appliance-based, approach offers hope, says Bob Jones.

Open on all sides, he cannot be attacked
Aventail’s chief architect, Gary Tomlinson, offers SSL hope for dirty networks.

Hijacks on the Information Highway
Check Point's Niall Moynihan promotes application security.

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