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‘Security Best Practices’ Archives

Who’s Watching the Watchers?

Who’s Watching the Watchers?

Inside your data center it's the system administrators, DB admins, and IT managers who hold all the power -- [...]

Time to Re-Think Conventional Password Security

Time to Re-Think Conventional Password Security

Paul Roberts posted an interesting story on Threatpost about the limitations of conventional password [...]

Insider Threats, Misused Privileges are Leading Causes of Security Breaches

Insider Threats, Misused Privileges are Leading Causes of Security Breaches

Last week Verizon Business released its 2010 Data Breaches and Investigations Report with some fascinating results. [...]

Don’t Overlook Database Security

Don’t Overlook Database Security

Over the years I've been amazed by some of the questionable security practices that I’ve witnessed in some very large [...]

Why Privileged Identity Management Implementations Fail

Why Privileged Identity Management Implementations Fail

As veterans of the privileged identity management (PIM) field, my colleagues and I hear some unsettling stories from [...]

Privileged Identity Management/Access Mistakes

Privileged Identity Management/Access Mistakes

I recently had the opportunity to take part in a podcast with NetworkWorld editor Keith Shaw/@shawkeith (a very [...]

Gartner Agrees – Know What Security Processes Your Cloud Provider Follows

Gartner Agrees – Know What Security Processes Your Cloud Provider Follows

This week Gartner’s Global IT Council for Cloud Services issued a press release outlining the rights and [...]

Compelling Survey, Weak Solution

Compelling Survey, Weak Solution

Last week a software vendor published survey data stating that over 40% of IT staff abuse administrative passwords to [...]

Pixie Dust Won’t Help Apple iTunes Hack Victims

Pixie Dust Won’t Help Apple iTunes Hack Victims

The recent Apple iTunes Hack is clear evidence of why supply chain management and tough vendor qualification are so [...]

An Upgrade You Should Not Postpone

An Upgrade You Should Not Postpone

Recently we received an inquiry from a large customer whose IT staff was frustrated by calls from end-users needing [...]

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