Posts Tagged ‘Cyber Security’
National Cyber Security Awareness Month: How Will You Stay Secure?
October is a month of change. The leaves turn, autumn begins and IT security executives have an even greater focus on [...]
The Truth About Data Security
This year we conducted a survey of more than 500 IT professionals and really wanted to see how easily accessible data [...]
Iranian Hack Highlights the Political Hacktivism Threat
Reports that one of Australia's largest universities, the University of Monash, near Melbourne, has been hacked by [...]
Not Ready for Online Voting
Technology, with all its promise of time and cost savings, is often considered a panacea for the ills of our age – [...]
An IT Security Tsunami? Predictions for 2011
Some might call 2010 the year of the IT security tsunami. I certainly do so in this article where I share my [...]
WikiLeaks and the Problem of the Information Age
By this time most of us have heard plenty about the WikiLeaks disclosures, but a quick recap may be in [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
