Posts Tagged ‘Password Security’
IT Security 101: Prevent Weak Passwords
Passwords have been part of IT since long before the age of the desktop PC. However, now more than ever, systems [...]
Common Sense, Not Always So Common When It Comes to Data Breaches
We’ve all heard the stories of major data breaches caused by malicious outsiders and disgruntled employees looking [...]
Staying Safe Online
As the de facto “computer guy” among my friends and family, I get my share of questions asking my advice on [...]
How To Handle Password Spreadsheets
Let’s face it. Despite the best efforts of us in the IT security industry, the top solution for managing passwords is [...]
Getting Past the Problem of Passwords
Passwords have been around in information technology since the earliest days, but it's only in more recent years that [...]
Mitt Romney’s Email Security Lapse is Astonishing
This week’s report from Gawker that Mitt Romney’s email account was hacked shows a surprising lapse of security [...]
The Secret to Strong Passwords
As the CEO of a company that specializes in securing the privileged account passwords that control access to an [...]
Password Security: A Lack of Awareness
Lieberman Software conducted a survey of more than 300 IT professionals at HP Protect 2011 in September. The survey [...]
Hackerazzis and the Risks of Free Email Systems
This week’s Los Angeles Times story about a hacker being indicted for allegedly breaking into the email accounts of [...]
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 [...]
