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Combatting Business Identity Fraud

Combatting Business Identity Fraud

If you’re like me, by now you’ve most likely received quite a few phishing emails from supposedly prospective [...]

Five Common IT Security Myths

Five Common IT Security Myths

While some might argue that ignorance is bliss, when an organization’s IT security hangs in the balance, remaining [...]

5 Ways to Avoid Being the Next Security Breach Headline

5 Ways to Avoid Being the Next Security Breach Headline

It's been an active season for criminal hackers, rogue IT administrators and others with vindictive motives and the [...]

Recognizing and Avoiding Scareware is no Simple Task

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 [...]

Where’s Your Weakest Security Link?

Where’s Your Weakest Security Link?

Guest Commentary by Jon Geater, Director of Technical Strategy at Thales We are all well used to the traditional [...]

Iranian Hack Highlights the Political Hacktivism Threat

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 [...]

The Truth About Online Privacy

The Truth About Online Privacy

Guest Commentary by Wes Miller, VP at Directions on Microsoft Last year online privacy became the hot topic - [...]

IT Security Training Should Supplement Privileged Identity Management

IT Security Training Should Supplement Privileged Identity Management

In my last post, “2010 a Security Tsunami? Predictions for What’s in Store for 2011”, one of my top predictions [...]

An IT Security Tsunami? Predictions for 2011

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 [...]

Data Breaches and the Healthcare Industry: What’s Wrong?

Data Breaches and the Healthcare Industry: What’s Wrong?

Recently, I came across an article written by George Hulme in InformationWeek discussing a report from Puerto Rico of a [...]

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