Jayne Parkhouse

Recent articles by Jayne Parkhouse

Review: KeySec

Review: KeySec

You would not leave your home without locking the door behind you and likewise you would protect your car when parked, so why do we quite happily leave documents open for anyone to see, print, alter or otherwise manipulate?

Jayne Parkhouse Mar 25 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: Safe@Office

Review: Safe@Office

For anyone connecting to the internet, security has long been an issue. However, for many small businesses, the cost of security has also been a big issue and a heavy burden because the cost of security has often outweighed its benefits.

Jayne Parkhouse Feb 1 2004 12:00AM Security
SECURITY CAMERA: Power to the People

SECURITY CAMERA: Power to the People

Many computer security solutions are quite exciting, technologically speaking, and others are simply very effective.
Jayne Parkhouse Jan 19 2004 11:10AM Security
SECURITY CAMERA We Have the Technology - Don't We?

SECURITY CAMERA We Have the Technology - Don't We?

With recent events fresh in everyone's mind, it isn't that surprising that security has been thrust into the forefront, or that access control and authentication have become key issues.
Jayne Parkhouse Jan 19 2004 10:08AM Security
The Human Factor

The Human Factor

Every month SC Magazine publishes product reviews, providing the latest information on the solutions available to secure your systems.
Jayne Parkhouse Jan 19 2004 9:38AM Security
SECURITY CAMERA: Storage, Where's the SANs in That?

SECURITY CAMERA: Storage, Where's the SANs in That?

Maybe it's the current global climate that has made many aware of the need for better storage, backup and disaster recovery capabilities.
Jayne Parkhouse Jan 16 2004 2:55PM Security
SECURITY CAMERA: Looking After Number One

SECURITY CAMERA: Looking After Number One

Have you ever noticed the way in which new security solutions seem to appear as an appendage to an already recognized requirement of the IT department’s security strategy?
Jayne Parkhouse Jan 16 2004 1:45PM Security
SECURITY CAMERA: A Home Run

SECURITY CAMERA: A Home Run

Telecommuting or teleworking as some call it is still on the increase.
Jayne Parkhouse Jan 16 2004 11:07AM Security
Winning The Virus War - But When?

Winning The Virus War - But When?

Gone are the days when a careless user would infect their machine with a rogue floppy disk, and we’d all look on in dismay as the data disappeared and the monitor went blank.
Jayne Parkhouse Jan 16 2004 10:22AM Security
SECURITY CAMERA Propagating Viruses - Who Me?

SECURITY CAMERA Propagating Viruses - Who Me?

My last opinion piece (Winning the Virus War - But When? July 31, www.infosecnews.com/opinion/2002/07/31_01.htm) resulted in some (positive) responses, for which I’m grateful.
Jayne Parkhouse Jan 16 2004 9:58AM Security
SECURITY CAMERA: Who Said Crime Doesn’t Pay?

SECURITY CAMERA: Who Said Crime Doesn’t Pay?

I was sitting thinking about some of the crazy sayings people have, some of which are true, such as, “Never put your eggs in one basket” or “A stitch in time saves nine.”
Jayne Parkhouse Jan 15 2004 2:35PM Security
SECURITY CAMERA: A Christmas Carrot

SECURITY CAMERA: A Christmas Carrot

Walking through our local shopping center the other day, mingling with the bustling crowds, it dawned on me that it’s almost that time of year again (only nine weeks to go).
Jayne Parkhouse Jan 15 2004 1:25PM Security
Review: SafeBoot Professional/Enterprise

Review: SafeBoot Professional/Enterprise

This is one product that has been on the computer security scene for quite some time and Control Break International has continued to develop its solutions over the years, despite many of its earlier competitors falling by the wayside.

Jayne Parkhouse Jan 1 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: GateDefender 7100

Review: GateDefender 7100

For some time now, the problem for security professionals has not been "do I need AV protection" but more specifically "which one is best for my corporate needs." But with so many other danger areas for security administrators to concentrate on, leading to the provision of intrusion detection systems, intrusion prevention systems, firewalls and virtual private networks, to name but a few, it is crucial to make the right decision when they have a large array of other security solutions already running.
Providing all you need for network screening and stability can be a tall order, so whichever anti-virus solution is relied upon - software- or hardware-based, or a mix of both - it has to be dependable, be able to fully integrate with everything else running on the network, and provide 100 per cent system integrity.

Jayne Parkhouse Jan 1 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: GateDefender 7100

Review: GateDefender 7100

For some time now, the problem for security professionals has not been "do I need AV protection" but more specifically "which one is best for my corporate needs." But with so many other danger areas for security administrators to concentrate on, leading to the provision of intrusion detection systems, intrusion prevention systems, firewalls and virtual private networks, to name but a few, it is crucial to make the right decision when they have a large array of other security solutions already running.
Providing all you need for network screening and stability can be a tall order, so whichever anti-virus solution is relied upon - software- or hardware-based, or a mix of both - it has to be dependable, be able to fully integrate with everything else running on the network, and provide 100 per cent system integrity.

Jayne Parkhouse Jan 1 2004 12:00AM Security
Review: AutoSafe

Review: AutoSafe

Transporting a laptop in a vehicle, it is often too easy to become careless and leave it in full view, inviting a smashed window, loss of expensive equipment and possibly months of work. There is no guarantee that thieves will not break into your car, so a mobile safe is a good investment.

Jayne Parkhouse Nov 1 2003 12:00AM Security
Review: CompuClamp

Review: CompuClamp

It is not always practical or even necessary to take a laptop on a trip, so a little more steel is needed to be sure of its safety while it is unguarded. That is a job for CompuClamp. This aptly named solution provides a secure fixing for a laptop rendering it immobile. And it isn't a permanent feature; the clamp can be moved to any office desk, hotel room or wherever it is needed.

Jayne Parkhouse Nov 1 2003 12:00AM Security
Review: MicroSaver Guaranteed

Review: MicroSaver Guaranteed

Cables for laptop security are a good visual deterrent to the opportunist thief, but tests have proven that, with just a little effort and a cutting implement, they are a removable feature.

Jayne Parkhouse Nov 1 2003 12:00AM Security
Review: EasyLock

Review: EasyLock

The fact remains, like them or loathe them, security cables do serve a purpose, even if only as a deterrent. Of course, any determined thief will make light work of most cables if they are armed with stealth, surprise and a pair of bolt cutters but, without them, hardware is a target for the snatch-and-grab variety.

Jayne Parkhouse Nov 1 2003 12:00AM Security
Review: Notebook Guardian ULTRA

Review: Notebook Guardian ULTRA

The tough Notebook Guardian certainly appears sturdy on initial visual contact - from lock to cable. It is made of steel with a strong looking keyed lock function, although PC Guardian does manufacture other locking choices such as the combination version illustrated. The cable is black vinyl coated and blends into the surroundings. We are still waiting for a manufacturer to use Day-Glo colors, which would certainly say "hands off."

Jayne Parkhouse Nov 1 2003 12:00AM Security

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