Archive for November, 2010
What Security-Conscious Enterprises Can Be Thankful For
In 2010 many organizations began to understand the seriousness of the insider threat and how easily perimeter security [...]
Lessons in IT Cost Cutting
At a recent Chief Information Officers (CIO) conference for insurance industry executives, I gave a presentation on [...]
96% of Security Pros Threatened by Employee Web Activity
A recent article by Matthew Schwartz in InformationWeek highlighted findings from a survey conducted by Trusted [...]
Internet Privacy Is No Place for Government Regulations
This week the L.A. Times published an editorial titled “Privacy and the Web” with the opinion that “Washington [...]
Another Security Tax on Microsoft Serves No Purpose
I was asked recently: “Should Microsoft be trying to solve the weaknesses in its much-used software by providing [...]
Cyber Terrorism May Not Be Our Biggest Enemy
Continuing the conversation on the threat of Cyber-attacks, Carmi Levy wrote an article for Processor last week talking [...]
Majority of Americans Support Internet Kill Switch
Last week, Matthew Schwartz of InformationWeek wrote an article, Schwartz On Security: Zombie Internet ‘Kill [...]
Security Expert Michael C. Theis Discusses the Insider Threat
Michael C. Theis has more than 25 years of experience as a counterintelligence special agent and 30+ years of [...]
