Last Word Articles

Arm against app vulnerabilities

Michelle Drolet, CEO of Towerwall June 02, 2008

IT pros must think about changing their security focus, says Michelle Drolet.
 

UTMs: Key cog in infrastructure

Charles Kolodgy, research director at IDC May 02, 2008

Increasing network islands requires simple security solutions.
 

Valid operator's permit required

Michael Seese, assistant vice president in the corporate security services division of National City Corporation April 01, 2008

Computer users could use the help of security professionals, says Michael Seese.
 

The greatest vulnerability to come

Raphael Leiteritz, head of innovation, corporate business and new strategy, Utimaco Safeware AG March 26, 2008

Guard the greatest vulnerability point - gaps in data security - to avoid threats, says Raphael Leiteritz.
 

How to avoid security program failures

Amit Yoran, CEO, NetWitness February 01, 2008

Focusing your security program on achieving true network visibility is critical.
 

Last word: Make the FISMA grade meaningful

Chrisopher Fountain, president and CEO, SecureInfo January 01, 2008

FISMA lays a good foundation for securing info assets, says Christopher Fountain.
 

Last word: Protecting today's mobile devices

Janne Uusilehto, chairman, TCG's Mobile Phone Work Group and head of Nokia product security December 01, 2007

New specifications can help avoid mobile security issues, says Janne Uusilehto.
 

How corporate security guys in the trenches made my DefCon visit a success

Elizabeth Safran, president, Bottom Line Communications November 01, 2007

Now that DefCon 15 has passed, I'm feeling the need to have a really good reason to dredge up people's happy, but increasingly distant memories of the industry's beloved Dionysian hacker-fest held in August.
 

Is today's network easier to secure?

October 01, 2007

The fundamental values of security should be baked into vendor solutions, says Anton Grashion.
 

Best practices for todays CSO

Pravin Kothari, founder and CEO, Agiliance September 01, 2007

By aggregating information, executives can ease regulatory burdens, says Pravin Kothari.
 
 
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