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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
Open File Solutions: Optimization for ‘Now’

Open File Solutions: Optimization for ‘Now’

It’s no secret that in today’s information age, data integrity and redundancy are critical success factors for businesses.
April Nelson Jan 16 2004 9:57AM Security
For Mid-Sized Organizations, High Security Can Be Low Cost

For Mid-Sized Organizations, High Security Can Be Low Cost

In a tight economy, it’s easy to believe that postponing investments is fiscally responsible.
Steve Schlesinger Jan 16 2004 9:55AM Security
Self Help for the Invincible

Self Help for the Invincible

I was listening to a lively debate the other day on the radio.
Adam Holder Jan 16 2004 9:54AM Security
Taking a Realistic Approach to Remote Authentication

Taking a Realistic Approach to Remote Authentication

Just under a decade ago, I was asked to write a white paper on the future of telecommunications and networking for a major telecom company who shall remain nameless.
Steve Gold Jan 16 2004 9:53AM Security
Is Every Crime Becoming a Cybercrime?

Is Every Crime Becoming a Cybercrime?

At first glance, it seems obvious that crime extends well beyond the boundaries of technology and computers.
Thresa Lang Jan 16 2004 9:52AM Security
Securing the Network Edge

Securing the Network Edge

In the evolution of communications networks, the lines between computing and networking have become less than clear.
Dan Taylor Jan 16 2004 9:49AM Security
Mobile Security: New Needs on New Devices

Mobile Security: New Needs on New Devices

As personal digital assistants become more powerful and merge with wireless technology, new means are necessary to ensure the security of such devices as well as the enterprise network they are participating in.
Richard Aufreiter Jan 16 2004 9:47AM Security
The Art of War

The Art of War

It’s not uncommon to hear wisdom such as “if an attacker has physical access to a PC, you’ve lost the battle,” or, “if a Trojan makes it past the defenses, it’s all over.”
Jon Tullett Jan 16 2004 9:44AM Security
Fire and Brimstone in 21st Century Security

Fire and Brimstone in 21st Century Security

It is increasingly disturbing to me that individuals of a certain prominence use their vexing ability to understand complex computations to scare the living heck out of the rest of us humble folks.
Melisa LaBancz-Bleasdale Jan 15 2004 3:07PM Security
Expect the Unexpected

Expect the Unexpected

It's hard to believe that it's been a year since the Code Red worm was making its way across the globe.
Robert Lonadier Jan 15 2004 3:06PM Security
ROI Strategies for Reducing Risk

ROI Strategies for Reducing Risk

The current state of application security practice is grim.
Bob Ayers Jan 15 2004 3:04PM Security
Before a Fall

Before a Fall

A breaking up of old habits typically happens with a characteristic slowness.
Illena Armstrong Jan 15 2004 3:02PM Security
Interpol Tracks Information and Communication Technology Crime

Interpol Tracks Information and Communication Technology Crime

“IT crime constitutes an ‘enormous’ threat to our society!”
Interpol European Jan 15 2004 2:42PM Security
Addressing the Internet’s ‘Human Factor’

Addressing the Internet’s ‘Human Factor’

Since the late 1980s, corporations have invested heavily in network and information systems technology to create network-based applications that can be used by employees, partners and clients regardless of their physical location.
Malcolm Rieke Jan 15 2004 2:40PM Security
Lessons Learned in Global IDS Deployment

Lessons Learned in Global IDS Deployment

Intrusion detection systems (IDS) have been the subject of endless articles, conferences, and discussions.
Jason Reed Jan 15 2004 2:38PM 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
Lessons of the Honeypot II: Expect the Unexpected

Lessons of the Honeypot II: Expect the Unexpected

Observation and monitoring of computer intruders have long been performed in a haphazard fashion, if at all.
Anton Chuvakin Jan 15 2004 2:31PM Security
Coping with ISP failure

Coping with ISP failure

The general malaise and recession in the telecommunications sector seems to claim new victims every month.
Tony Anscombe Jan 15 2004 2:29PM Security
Computer Seizures

Computer Seizures

Recently, a patron was purchasing a pair of sunglasses at a shopping mall kiosk.
Alan B. Jan 15 2004 2:27PM Security

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