Preventing Data Leaks Before They Occur, Part III
Thursday, September 29th, 2011
How do we get employees to not become our biggest threat?
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Archive for September, 2011
Preventing Data Leaks Before They Occur, Part II
Wednesday, September 28th, 2011
How do we get employees to not become our biggest threat?
From the Water Wheel to Utility Power – A Comparison to Utility (Cloud) Computing
Wednesday, September 28th, 2011
For anyone who wants a truly insightful and compelling comparison of utility computing to utility power and how it all relates to the cloud, read The Big Switch by Nicholas Carr
Preventing Data Leaks Before They Occur, Part I
Tuesday, September 27th, 2011
Absolutely preventing data leaks is only possible if the data never goes anywhere. But since data is vulnerable from the time it is created, information managers need to deal with the complexities of securing the data.
Building Castles in the Sky: Mobile Hacking and Its Impact on CyberSecurity
Thursday, September 22nd, 2011
Tom Kellerman speaks about the new security paradigm and the impact of mobile devices on cybersecurity.
Caution Against Over-Regulation of the Borderless Cyber Enterprise
Tuesday, September 20th, 2011
Sowmya Murthy interviews Gholam Sheibani about over-regulating in this new cybersecurity space across large enterprises and governments. Gholam’s experience warns us about some pitfalls in jumping head first into policy definition that leads to an unworkable lockdown strategy regarding cyberstrategy.
Theft by Hacking: Three of the Top Six Threats (Part II)
Thursday, September 15th, 2011
Why current security methods are failing? Why might your organization be ripe for an attack? Discussed here are the remaining three of six principal threats IT faces from hackers.
Theft by Hacking: Three of the Top Six Threats (Part I)
Tuesday, September 13th, 2011
Identity threats are becoming more sophisticated and specific in their aims. Identity theft targets people—any person who happens to make the mistake of clicking the wrong link or launching the wrong document. The threats are evolving. So too must the security model.
