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IT Security Training Articles
Patching a sick health care system
Günter Ollmann, chief security strategist, IBM Internet Security Systems April 15, 2008
As older generations of non-networked health care machines get replaced with 'smarter' network-integrated versions, the proliferation of embedded operating systems will grow.
Real-world approaches to a complex problem
Jackie Gilbert, founder and VP of marketing, SailPoint April 10, 2008
Before embarking on a role management project, take time to consider your business objectives and project scope, says Jackie Gilbert, founder and VP of marketing, SailPoint.
Closing a tough security gap
Dan Nadir, VP of product strategy, ScanSafe April 10, 2008
When does seemingly harmless recreational surfing turn into something a lot more dangerous?
From RSA: Criminal underground is flourishing
Dan Kaplan
April 09, 2008
An underground economy has emerged in which cybercrooks are leveraging freely available tools, sophisticated methods and a chain of specialization that resembles a real corporation to pull off massive digital heists, according to an RSA Conference panel on Wednesday that examined the modern online criminal ecosystem.
From RSA: Forensics tools, techniques aid e-discovery investigations
Jim Carr
April 09, 2008
E-discovery investigations can look into the alleged wrong-doings of a terminated employee and/or provide electronic records for use in corporate litigation, a lead forensics investigator told RSA Conference attendees on Wednesday.
Americans feel safe online, says poll
Sue Marquette Poremba April 02, 2008
An overwhelming majority of Americans claim to feel safe online, according to a recent poll.
Global security challenges
James Ritchie, former principal auditor, Integralis April 02, 2008
Global companies face a significant cultural and legal challenge when dealing with security across international borders, says James Ritchie, former principal auditor, Integralis.
Hot or Not: Virtualization Security
Amol Sarwate, manager of the vulnerability research lab at Qualys April 01, 2008
What are the potential security implications of virtualization? The answer is: they are considerable.
Worth the upgrade
April 01, 2008
The TJX data breach has made wireless encryption a priority for retailers and other enterprises. Frank Washkuch Jr. finds out why.
The next generation
Dan Kaplan
April 01, 2008
AIG's CSO Paul DeGraaff says security professionals must gauge the risks of a younger workforce, Dan Kaplan.reports.
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