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Web Services: Convenience at a Price

Web Services: Convenience at a Price

We have all heard about web services.
Dick Mackey Jan 15 2004 12:20PM Security
Not Every Card Offers Well Wishes

Not Every Card Offers Well Wishes

Internet marketing and viruses have much in common: they are annoying, unwanted, and usually arrive by email.
Jon Tullett Jan 15 2004 12:17PM Security
Securing Enterprise Application Portals

Securing Enterprise Application Portals

A critical evaluation of success in today’s economy must be the ability to respond to an ever-increasing rate of change.
Tony Caine Jan 15 2004 12:09PM Security
Seeking a Secure Relationship?

Seeking a Secure Relationship?

Despite the economic slowdown, the outsourcing industry grew by 19 percent in the UK last year according to Ovum.
John Alcock Jan 15 2004 12:07PM Security
A Proper Diet of Information Security

A Proper Diet of Information Security

Earlier this year, researchers in Sweden announced that during a research study, they discovered that bread, potato chips, French fries and even cereal contain high levels of the carcinogen acrylamide.
Dan Taylor Jan 15 2004 12:05PM Security
Computer Security - What's Hiding In Your Closet?

Computer Security - What's Hiding In Your Closet?

How's that for a catchy title?
Jack Wiles Jan 15 2004 12:03PM Security
e-Security in the Public Sector

e-Security in the Public Sector

The public sector IT market is enjoying healthy growth in many developed countries.
Staff Writers Jan 15 2004 12:00PM Security
New Technology and Security Déjà Vu

New Technology and Security Déjà Vu

Last May, USA Today reported on the Jacobs family getting implanted with computer chips containing their medical record information.
Ben Rothke Jan 15 2004 11:58AM Security
The Truth about Digital CCTV

The Truth about Digital CCTV

Not too long ago, I was speaking at an International Security Conference on the subject of forensic video analysis.
Teresa Lang Jan 15 2004 11:57AM Security
Incentives for Avoiding a Cyber Pearl Harbor

Incentives for Avoiding a Cyber Pearl Harbor

The Internet Law and Public Policy Forum held a conference in Seattle this fall.
Ed Hearst Jan 15 2004 11:55AM Security
Monitoring Security from the Inside Out: Intrusion Detection at the Configuration Level

Monitoring Security from the Inside Out: Intrusion Detection at the Configuration Level

Today’s intrusion detection (ID) technology is, for the most part, network-centric.
Andy Evans Jan 15 2004 11:45AM Security
Of Votes and Cyberspace

Of Votes and Cyberspace

With the mid-term elections come and gone, it’s time for the Bush Administration to re-focus its attention on protecting cyberspace.
Bob Lonadier Jan 15 2004 11:41AM Security
Centrally Managed Network Security: Hope or Reality?

Centrally Managed Network Security: Hope or Reality?

Ask any IT professional to predict the future of computer networking and you will get different answers.
Dan Thomsen Jan 15 2004 11:40AM Security
Rules or Signatures?

Rules or Signatures?

As the industry increasingly moves towards the adoption of new preventative security products, an interesting debate has arisen as a consequence.
Iain Franklin Jan 15 2004 11:38AM Security
Making Sense of “Homeland Security”

Making Sense of “Homeland Security”

As the Homeland Security Act makes its way through the United States Congress, the topic of homeland security has become a relevant discussion in the information security marketplace.
Dan Taylor Jan 15 2004 11:27AM Security
Intrusion Detection: Let’s Make Some Real Progress, Today!

Intrusion Detection: Let’s Make Some Real Progress, Today!

It would be nice if most intrusions were detected, but they are not.
Brad C. Jan 15 2004 11:26AM Security
Secure Computing - Blended Viruses: A New Era in Anti-Virus Protection

Secure Computing - Blended Viruses: A New Era in Anti-Virus Protection

We live in a new era of blended threats, worm viruses and a host of new breeds of malicious mobile code that are more dangerous than ever.
Dean Coza Jan 15 2004 11:22AM Security
Real-World IT Security - The Social Engineering Perils of Commuting

Real-World IT Security - The Social Engineering Perils of Commuting

The morning commute from my suburban town of residence to London, where I presently work, and back is an opportunity to catch up on some reading and the news.
Stuart King Jan 15 2004 11:16AM Security
Dedication is what you need?

Dedication is what you need?

In an ideal world, every company would have a dedicated recovery center to ensure information availability 24/7/365. It is the ultimate defense against unforeseen circumstances impacting on critical business functions.
Andrew Waterston Jan 15 2004 11:14AM Security
Smart ID Cards to Protect Citizen Privacy

Smart ID Cards to Protect Citizen Privacy

Secure identification of individuals within a country’s population is a fundamental and critical function for any population’s economic and moral well-being.
Bruno Lassus Jan 15 2004 11:12AM Security

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