Opinions

Naked endpoints on your net, and what to do about them

Mark Townsend, director of solutions management, Enterasys March 15, 2010

The nonprofit Trusted Computing Group is offering a new standard for managing clientless devices, a specification that can help organizations avoid gaps in network security.

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Let's get back to reality

Lysa Myers, director of research, West Coast Labs March 10, 2010

Reality sets in not longer after taking an information security job, as step two of this author's "Five Stages of Employment" series continues.

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Are you sure you're prepared for a data breach?

Steve Collins, security sector lead, Text 100 Public Relations March 05, 2010

A public relations expert offers a blueprint for preparing for and responding to a data breach.

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What can history teach us about securing the cloud?

Phillip Dunkelberger, president and CEO, PGP Corp. March 05, 2010

The difference with the transition to the cloud is that we have the opportunity and obligation to build security in from the start.

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Service management is the "OS" for the smarter planet

Al Zollar, general manager of IBM Tivoli March 04, 2010

Companies that are implementing security with a service management approach are leading the pack.

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There's no "point" to security anymore

Dave DeWalt, president and chief executive officer, McAfee March 03, 2010

We need open security, connecting all vectors and also bringing in core partners, breaking the traditional silos, says McAfee president and CEO Dave DeWalt.

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Shifts in security that the cloud demands

Dave Hansen, corporate SVP & GM, security and compliance business unit, CA March 03, 2010

There is no question that the most discussed topic in the IT industry today is cloud computing.

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The evolution of online identity and trust

Scott Charney, corporate VP, Trustworthy Computing, Microsoft March 01, 2010

Borrowing tactics from the world of physical security, Microsoft's Scott Charney proposes a strategy to ensure protection of sensitive information, while maintaining internet anonymity.