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Putting the ‘I’ Back in ID

Putting the ‘I’ Back in ID

Three years ago, a News of the World reporter posed as a freelance pilot, paid £150 for a British Airways uniform and used a fictitious company name and false date of birth to obtain a security pass.
Olivier Chavrier Jan 12 2004 11:34AM Security
Identity Theft

Identity Theft

As the information security market matures, and we rely more and more on traditional access-control based technology, organizations are becoming increasingly exposed to double risks.
Simon Foster Jan 12 2004 11:33AM Security
Business Leaders and IT Security – Will the Two Ever Have a Meeting of Minds?

Business Leaders and IT Security – Will the Two Ever Have a Meeting of Minds?

Those responsible for IT security are constantly complaining that they can’t get the budget they need, but are they going about it the wrong way?
Andre Armstrong Jan 12 2004 11:30AM Security
Decisive Decade

Decisive Decade

Everyone probably has their own 9/11 story.
Kerry Davies Jan 12 2004 11:29AM Security
The Role of the Corporate Information Security Steering Committee

The Role of the Corporate Information Security Steering Committee

Organizations are becoming increasingly aware that if they fail to implement successful security management processes, it could expose them to untenable risk.
Tom Scholtz Jan 12 2004 11:27AM Security
Trusted Digital Identities - Not Just For People Anymore

Trusted Digital Identities - Not Just For People Anymore

Authentication using digital identities has been a hot topic recently, and its importance does not appear to be waning.
David Hicks Jan 12 2004 11:24AM Security
Curbing Internet Content Piracy

Curbing Internet Content Piracy

Piracy on the high seas has been a flourishing business for many centuries.
Staff Writers Jan 12 2004 11:23AM Security
Cracking Down On Laptop Security

Cracking Down On Laptop Security

Mobile computing has revolutionized the working practices of workers in all sectors and industries.
Staff Writers Jan 12 2004 11:20AM Security
Combating Enterprise Vulnerability

Combating Enterprise Vulnerability

The technological revolution has occurred gradually and relatively quietly, meaning many top managers don’t realize how dependent their organizations have become on electronic information.
Jim Simmons Jan 12 2004 11:19AM Security
How to Ensure Complete Web Transaction Privacy - Even After Your Data is Stored

How to Ensure Complete Web Transaction Privacy - Even After Your Data is Stored

Most forward-looking companies today leverage the internet as their primary business communications tool linking employees, customers, partners, and suppliers.
Franklyn Jones Jan 12 2004 11:18AM Security
Times Get Tough

Times Get Tough

How often have you played the ‘scruples game’ amongst your friends, to question how much they would they rob a bank for - £5 million, £10 million, £25 million?
Magnus Ahlberg Jan 12 2004 11:16AM Security
Nameless in Cyberspace: Protecting Online Privacy

Nameless in Cyberspace: Protecting Online Privacy

Generally, that well-practiced tango between anonymity and disclosure goes on smoothly in the real world.
Arvind Krishna Jan 12 2004 11:13AM Security
Identity Management Case Example

Identity Management Case Example

A large food and general merchandise wholesaler in the United States had a strategic vision based on strengthening its relationships with the market’s largest retailers, and increasing its vertical penetration through the acquisition of niche channel wholesalers.
Jim Burns Jan 12 2004 11:10AM Security
How to Buy Security

How to Buy Security

Reviewing a security strategy is a major undertaking that will test a wide range of skills far beyond IT competencies.
Iain Franklin Jan 12 2004 11:06AM Security
Managing the Security of Data Flow

Managing the Security of Data Flow

Customer relationship management (CRM) systems are cited as one of the major technology successes of the last decade.
Diane Seddon Jan 12 2004 11:04AM Security
Data-Secure Hard Drives?

Data-Secure Hard Drives?

All of a company’s technical assets will hold some amount of proprietary data, and it is a legal requirement that companies dispose of that data permanently before the asset is sold on from the company.
Kevin Riches Jan 12 2004 11:02AM Security
Web-Based Games: Playing to Lose

Web-Based Games: Playing to Lose

One common way of attracting visitors to a web site is to make it look attractive by incorporating animated graphics and interactive features written in Java, Flash and other common browser plug-in programs.
Steve Lord Jan 12 2004 10:47AM Security
The New Age of e-Commerce

The New Age of e-Commerce

Three billion dollars.
Bob Lonadier Jan 12 2004 10:43AM Security
Time to Own Up to Email Management

Time to Own Up to Email Management

Here’s a question: how many non-work related emails do you send and receive every day from your office email address?
Staff Writers Jan 12 2004 10:41AM Security
Protecting Wireless LAN Access with Smartcard SIMs

Protecting Wireless LAN Access with Smartcard SIMs

The wireless LAN market is a niche market set to gain greater momentum.
Jerome Nadel Jan 12 2004 10:39AM Security

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