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The myth of clientless VPNs

The myth of clientless VPNs

Providing remote access to business critical applications and information is no longer optional – it’s a ‘must have’ for today’s extended enterprise. Employees are more mobile, telecommuting continues to escalate, and partners play an increasingly important role in business processes. More so than ever before, companies require secure, anywhere access to internal applications, real-time information distribution and interactive collaboration.
Staff Writers Dec 15 2004 12:27PM Security
CFO responsibility to fund log analysis for Sarbanes-Oxley compliance

CFO responsibility to fund log analysis for Sarbanes-Oxley compliance

Corporations responsible for complying with Sarbanes-Oxley, face great hurdles with a basic compliance objective: analysis of their (server and security device) event logs. Some do not for lack of awareness, and others because of the difficulty (and cost) of performing the analysis. Further, issuers erroneously place the cost burden of SOX compliance on the IT security department, when the costs should be borne by the CFO’s SOX compliance budget.
Ron Lepofsky Dec 15 2004 12:27PM Security
Eight steps to securing administrative passwords

Eight steps to securing administrative passwords

When password management comes to mind, most IT managers think of their own personal passwords or those of end users, which are used to access the company's network, sales database or e-mail systems.
Calum Macleod Dec 15 2004 12:27PM Security
The financial risks of uncontrolled user access

The financial risks of uncontrolled user access

Dangers are posed by ineffective provisioning of user access rights. A secure enterprise provisioning system can address specific risk areas highlighted by the FSA’s Financial Crime Sector Report.
Michael Burling Dec 8 2004 1:13PM Security
20 seconds to comply

20 seconds to comply

Why businesses need to consider regulatory pressures sooner rather than later
Justin Opie Dec 8 2004 1:13PM Security
To prevent and protect – new approaches against spyware

To prevent and protect – new approaches against spyware

Ninety two per cent of IT directors can’t be wrong. That’s the overwhelming majority of high-ranking IT professionals that see spyware as more than a nuisance to enterprises [Web@Work research, 2004]. Estimates even put the number of desktops affected by spyware as high as 90 per cent [US National Cyber Security Alliance].
Nigel Hawthorn Dec 8 2004 1:13PM Security
Best of 2004

Best of 2004

Infosec arrives on corporate radar screens
René Millman Dec 8 2004 10:16AM Security
So are these first signs of an IT user fightback?

So are these first signs of an IT user fightback?
Jon Tullett Dec 7 2004 10:36AM Security
Time to stop hankering for the ‘good old days’

Time to stop hankering for the ‘good old days’
Illena Armstrong Dec 6 2004 5:20PM Security
Experts warn companies to outsource carefully

Experts warn companies to outsource carefully
Jon Tullett Dec 6 2004 4:46PM Security
Passwords have finally reached their sell-by date

Passwords have finally reached their sell-by date
Robert Schifreen Dec 6 2004 4:41PM Security
The zombies are ready to attack your networks

The zombies are ready to attack your networks
Nick Barron Dec 6 2004 4:34PM Security
Public bodies not ready for new FoIA legislation

Public bodies not ready for new FoIA legislation
David Quainton Dec 6 2004 4:24PM Security
RSA warns that ID frailty will harm e-commerce

RSA warns that ID frailty will harm e-commerce

Online business can be risky, Jon Tullett reports on RSA’s plans to secure users
Jon Tullett Dec 6 2004 4:00PM Security
Hackers start to feel long arm of law

Hackers start to feel long arm of law

Global collaboration is paying off. David Quainton reports on the legal success
David Quainton Dec 6 2004 3:44PM Security
Call for government to take a stronger stance

Call for government to take a stronger stance
Jon Tullett Dec 6 2004 12:56PM Security
Developers need to wake up to customer needs

Developers need to wake up to customer needs

Peter Stephenson Dec 6 2004 12:32PM Security
Prosecutions accelerate as new laws start to bite

Prosecutions accelerate as new laws start to bite
David Quainton Dec 6 2004 12:25PM Security
USAF IT standardization will boost protection

USAF IT standardization will boost protection

Marcia Savage Dec 6 2004 12:02PM Security
Implications of first HIPAA court case

Implications of first HIPAA court case

With the first successful prosecution under HIPAA, will there now be a greater crackdown on ID theft? John Sterlicchi reports
John Sterlicchi Dec 3 2004 4:58PM Security

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