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2nd March 2010 at 23:26
Selecting a Secure Development Partner
One of the challenges we face as information security professionals is ensuring that the applications and systems that we use in our organisations are secure. While we can manage...
2nd March 2010 at 16:56
Social Engineering – a human problem requires a human solution
The term Social Engineering covers a wide variety of techniques used to trick people into doing things that they really shouldn’t. What all social engineering techniques have in common is...
1st March 2010 at 16:41
In breach? Stand up for yourself!
Organizations throw the towel in too easily when hit by a security breach. So says lawyer Stewart Room, Partner at Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP, and author of Butterworths Data Security...
1st March 2010 at 14:47
iPhone new Achilles heel?
A report from iPass has found that 54% of Blackberry users said they would move to an iPhone, and 63% of employees prefer their smartphones to their laptops. All very...
15th February 2010 at 17:14
Cyber-defence begins at home
I note that my fellow blogger Brian McKenna has just posted an interesting item on the Chinese cyber threat discussing options for how to respond. Should we negotiate or retaliate?...Highest Rated Blogs
29th July 2008 at 09:42
When did you last check your antivirus?
Is your antivirus protection up to date? Are you still relying on the antivirus that came bundled on your new PCs? If so, are you sure the licenses haven't...
19th January 2009 at 18:19
Will ISPs storing details of every email tackle e-crime?
Reports that ISPs will have to store details of every email sent via their systems for at least 12 months from March onwards seems to have civil libertarians up in...
9th January 2009 at 17:11
When is lost data not lost?
Do the media brush over the facts in articles regarding loss of data in order not to obscure the story e.g. when the 'lost' data is encrypted.....Ian McKinnon who is...
6th April 2009 at 13:56
Aussie Research Proves Need for Fair balance on Work Internet Access
Research from the University of Melbourne (http://preview.tinyurl.com/dxgmug) - which says that workers who are allowed access to leisure Internet sites such as Facebook and YouTube are more productive overall -...
22nd April 2009 at 18:43
Organised e-crime on the increase - but what are the solutions?
Research from Verizon Business (http://preview.tinyurl.com/chchms), which claims to show that organised crime is responsible for a large increase in the number of breached corporate electronic records – and which totalled...Most Commented Blogs
Should we agree to wider NHS data sharing?
The NHS has opened a public consultation on "the wider use of patient information", which essentially boils down to the sharing of anonymised and partially anonymised patient data for research...
Communicating awareness
Twelve hours in a seat brings me to Singapore. The non-working in-flight entertainment system certainly gave me plenty of opportunity to again reflect on awareness across the world, as I...
Will ISPs storing details of every email tackle e-crime?
Reports that ISPs will have to store details of every email sent via their systems for at least 12 months from March onwards seems to have civil libertarians up in...
Aussie Research Proves Need for Fair balance on Work Internet Access
Research from the University of Melbourne (http://preview.tinyurl.com/dxgmug) - which says that workers who are allowed access to leisure Internet sites such as Facebook and YouTube are more productive overall -...