Going Wired-Only May be Best Defense Against Free Android Man-in-the-Middle and Trojan Attack App
As a new wireless network sniffing app for Android – reportedly with attack, man-in-the-middle and remote trojan [...]
Clueless Executives Plus Worried IT Workers Equals Security Nightmare
This year the Lieberman Software team conducted a survey of nearly 500 IT professionals who attended RSA Security 2011 [...]
Fast Track to Consensus Audit Guidelines #12 (CAG 12) Compliance
If you've ever been subject to typical IT security compliance regulations you've no doubt experienced the frustration [...]
IT Holds More Power than Management Realizes
At my company we often say that “privileged identities hold the keys to the IT kingdom.” After all, an admin who [...]
Safeguarding Your Voicemail
A topic a bit off the beaten path, yet nonetheless important in my eyes: I recently spoke with Robert McGarvey for his [...]
Your SIEM Blind Spot
I recently had the opportunity to contribute an article that appeared in Computerworld. My inspiration for writing the [...]
Recognizing and Avoiding Scareware is no Simple Task
As a veteran of the IT security industry I was recently asked for tips on how to recognize and avoid scareware. This [...]
Five Rules for Successful IT Outsourcing
Outsourcing has worked well for some companies, but it can also lead to business-damaging disasters. The problem is [...]
Don’t Get Your Hopes Up for Mobile Wallet Security
The flurry of news surrounding mobile wallets and how NFC (near field communications) will soon allow us all to ditch [...]
SecurID Breach Will Cost RSA Security
“Wow, that is going to cost them” – is my sentiment toward the reported offer by RSA Security to provide security [...]
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