‘Government’ Archives
Defending Against Nation-State Cyber Attacks
If you’ve been following the news over the last 6 months or so, you may have noticed an uptick in articles related to [...]
The Evolution of Smartcard and Certificate Support
One topic that arises more and more frequently in conversations that I have – whether it’s with analysts and media, [...]
HP Protect 2011: What you should have seen coming…
The seventh annual HP Protect 2011security and compliance conference in Washington D.C. bills itself as the single [...]
Fast Track to CAG 12 Compliance
If you've ever been subject to typical IT security compliance regulations you've no doubt experienced the frustration [...]
Texas Data Exposure Highlights Dangers of Multiple User Access
Texas state officials have admitted to exposing the personal details of 3.5 million citizens on the Internet for about [...]
The IT Threat On (or Under) Your Desk
Can you identify the significant common factor in these attention-grabbing headlines? Thousands of secret [...]
Blueprint for Destruction of the Power Grid
Last weekend the Washington Post published an analysis showing how the notorious Stuxnet worm could become the model [...]
Will We Buy the Rope?
This week it was reported that the government of China ordered banks and other enterprises to limit use of foreign [...]
Applauding the Lieberman-Collins CyberSecurity Bill
The proposed Lieberman-Collins bill S 3480 "Protecting Cyberspace as a National Asset Act of 2010" has been criticized [...]
