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Passwords exposed: Users are the weakest link

Passwords exposed: Users are the weakest link

Illena Armstrong discovers that the use of traditional passwords could be giving many organizations a false sense of security.
Illena Armstrong Jan 13 2004 10:34AM Security
Is privacy a real concern?

Is privacy a real concern?

John Woodward contends that, by properly addressing privacy issues, a successful deployment is possible
John Woodward Jan 13 2004 10:27AM Security
Biometrics: Finding a niche at last

Biometrics: Finding a niche at last

As deployment of biometric technology becomes widespread, Illena Armstrong wonders if the interest is truly genuine.
Illena Armstrong Jan 13 2004 10:17AM Security
Where is DR headed?

Where is DR headed?

Jason Buffington looks at likely trends in disaster recovery as companies realize that availability is essential
Jason Buffington Jan 13 2004 10:11AM Security
Facing disaster in Britain

Facing disaster in Britain

Terrorism gave an impetus to DR planning, says Ron Condon, but other factors have kept its importance alive
Ron Condon Jan 13 2004 10:10AM Security
Keeping IT running

Keeping IT running

What is most likely to bring your systems down? A minor problem might be as bad as a natural disaster argues Illena Armstrong
Illena Armstrong Jan 13 2004 10:06AM Security
Battling for budget: Diverging perspectives

Battling for budget: Diverging perspectives

You and your boss may disagree if you’re secure, but Ryon Packer argues that you’re measuring it differently
Ryon Packer Jan 13 2004 10:02AM Security
Battling for budget: Security for the pragmatist

Battling for budget: Security for the pragmatist

A workable security solution, says Steve Crawford, should:
Steve Crawford Jan 13 2004 10:00AM Security
Battling for budget: Obtaining solid support

Battling for budget: Obtaining solid support

Convincing management of infosec needs, says Richard O’Connor, requires amassing plenty of data first
Richard O’Connor Jan 13 2004 9:58AM Security
Battling for budget: Selling security to CEOs

Battling for budget: Selling security to CEOs

If security is seen to enhance business goals Illena Armstrong finds that selling it to the boardroom becomes a much easier task.
Illena Armstrong Jan 13 2004 9:53AM Security
Shackled by the rules? Going for the light touch

Shackled by the rules? Going for the light touch

Philip Carter argues that disaster recovery and business continuity should not be too tightly regulated
Staff Writers Jan 13 2004 9:47AM Security
Shackled by the rules? Unlock the opportunities

Shackled by the rules? Unlock the opportunities

Increasingly, organizations have to comply with privacy legislation. Stuart Vaeth asks whether this is the key to improved security.
Stuart Vaeth Jan 13 2004 9:45AM Security
Unmasking the authors

Unmasking the authors

Education should play an important part in preventing the next generation of virus writers, says Chris Belthoff.
Chris Belthoff Jan 12 2004 5:10PM Security
Defenses for the ‘click and hack’ age

Defenses for the ‘click and hack’ age

Malicious attacks are evolving and, as Robert Clyde discovers, defenses to these attacks should evolve too
Robert Clyde Jan 12 2004 5:08PM Security
Do you feel the force? Malware can pull you apart

Do you feel the force? Malware can pull you apart

Gerhard Eschelbeck discovers that as malware becomes more sophisticated, your defenses must improve to prevent damage.
Gerhard Eschelbeck Jan 12 2004 5:06PM Security
Putting Information Security into Focus

Putting Information Security into Focus

In the past several months, it has become painfully clear that C-level executives are getting tired of buying information security for its own purposes.
Dan Taylor Jan 12 2004 3:54PM Security
Security? I’ve Got It

Security? I’ve Got It

Even after all the warnings and high profile security breaches we have seen in the last couple of years, it is astonishing to see how many companies are still not adequately assessing the risk associated with doing business within today’s IT infrastructure.
Tony Anscombe Jan 12 2004 3:52PM Security
A Healthy Dose of Security Skepticism

A Healthy Dose of Security Skepticism

No security system is perfect. Never believe that you have solved your security problems or eliminated a specific security threat.
Landon Curt Jan 12 2004 3:48PM Security
An Industry Built on Sand?

An Industry Built on Sand?

Forensic information is of paramount importance to the security professional.
Iain Franklin Jan 12 2004 3:45PM Security
Snapshots For Security

Snapshots For Security

It’s a fact - security risks are increasing.
Ian Tickle Jan 12 2004 3:42PM Security

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