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Security Clan Editor's Blog 11/18/2009 7 comments
The state of security hardware and software ensures enterprise customers will continue to pay and pay
Security Clan Editor's Blog 11/11/2009 10 comments
The timing is very strange for the intelligence leaks about Chinese hacking activities in the US, but not at all accidental
Security Clan Editor's Blog 11/4/2009 14 comments
Three cases of fraud, theft, and malfeasance offer a glimpse into the dark side of the Internet's potential
Security Clan Editor's Blog 10/28/2009 7 comments
Much of our thinking about cyberware and deterrence is out of date and maybe disastrously wrongheaded, according to a new RAND report
Security Clan Editor's Blog 10/21/2009 5 comments
Government and industry are fine-tuning the ways to positively identify who you are and what you're doing here
Security Clan Editor's Blog 10/14/2009 23 comments
From a record number of Microsoft patches to Sweden going offline, it's always cybersecurity awareness month
Security Clan Editor's Blog 10/7/2009 21 comments
A combination of trust and thoughtlessness will continue ensuring phishing's success until we all wise up
Security Clan Editor's Blog 9/30/2009 7 comments
The variety and shape-shifting ability of bots has meant remarkable longevity, and a bit of enterprise resignation
Security Clan Editor's Blog 9/23/2009 3 comments
The prospect of terrorist attacks is prompting renewed surveillance of physical infrastructure, and in some cases, armed guards
Security Clan Editor's Blog 9/16/2009 18 comments
Lightweight, portable, easy to fit in a briefcase a laptop's best qualities also make it highly attractive to thieves
Security Clan Editor's Blog 9/9/2009 16 comments
Microsoft's monthly patching sessions affect customers, careers, and budgets
Security Clan Editor's Blog 9/2/2009 10 comments
Voice biometrics as an authentication method is attractive for a basic reason: simplicity
Security Clan Editor's Blog 8/26/2009 17 comments
IDC numbers show user negligence, not maliciousness, to be the single leading source of enterprises' internal data loss
Security Clan Editor's Blog 8/19/2009 15 comments
Salaries and demand for security skills are up, and security's piece of the IT budget pie continues to grow
Security Clan Editor's Blog 8/12/2009 16 comments
Time to teach (and re-teach) the importance of professional online comportment
Security Clan Editor's Blog 8/5/2009 11 comments
Two different entities recently took networks or Websites down, reactively and proactively each had its reasons
Security Clan Editor's Blog 7/29/2009 17 comments
Software vendor issues two out-of-band (read: emergency) patches
Security Clan Editor's Blog 7/22/2009 19 comments
Being online is a lot like everyday life you make yourself vulnerable and accept the risks that come with it
Security Clan Editor's Blog 7/15/2009 6 comments
A change in account status triggers a freeze on funds, which gets blogged, tweeted, and re-tweeted to a happy ending
Security Clan Editor's Blog 7/8/2009 8 comments
Two Carnegie Mellon researchers created an algorithm that's remarkably accurate at predicting some people's Social Security numbers
Security Clan Editor's Blog 7/1/2009 6 comments
Intranet exploits, Trojans, 'fly-by' SMS threats rearrange the threat landscape
Security Clan Editor's Blog 6/24/2009 8 comments
And security professionals need to get the ball rolling on how to microblog within the confines of good online hygiene
Security Clan Editor's Blog 6/17/2009 9 comments
For all its many benefits, cloud computing still has some work to do on the security front
Security Clan Editor's Blog 6/10/2009 12 comments
Do we really feel more secure when it's the good guys snooping in our online activities?
Security Clan Editor's Blog 6/3/2009 32 comments
The Chinese clampdown on Websites in the runup to the Tiananmen anniversary was as predictable as the outrage that followed
Security Clan Editor's Blog 5/27/2009 12 comments
A new organization chart and a cybersecurity point person are supposed to transform national policy
Security Clan Editor's Blog 5/20/2009 12 comments
The worm is infecting 50,000 new PCs a day, with a 6 million-strong reach worldwide
Security Clan Editor's Blog 5/13/2009 8 comments
Vulnerability assessment needs an XML-like solution to glue all those systems together
Security Clan Editor's Blog 5/8/2009 3 comments
Join us now for a Q&A and live text chat with security expert Shannen Rossmiller
Security Clan Editor's Blog 5/6/2009 9 comments
Internet Evolution adds audio content to the mix, with our first live interview with security expert Shannen Rossmiller
Security Clan Editor's Blog 4/29/2009 18 comments
Whether it's swine flu or Conficker, let's all try to keep our wits about us
Security Clan Editor's Blog 4/22/2009 8 comments
Art Coviello calls on industry to share more, re-commit to standards none of which excites any security vendor's self-interest
Security Clan Editor's Blog 4/15/2009 7 comments
Internet Evolution's newest video tutorial, 'Mitigating the Insider Threat,' emphasizes practicality
Security Clan Editor's Blog 4/8/2009 9 comments
An executive branch CIO could foster federal alignment on cybersecurity and at least feed the illusion that we have a plan
Security Clan Editor's Blog 4/1/2009 14 comments
Conficker's a bust... Now what are we supposed to be afraid of?
Security Clan Editor's Blog 4/1/2009 2 comments
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Security Clan Editor's Blog 3/25/2009 4 comments
People do behave differently when they know they're under observation, a good reminder for security pros
Security Clan Editor's Blog 3/11/2009 11 comments
The need for online counter-terrorism isn't 'overestimated' but is an important element in the arsenal of detection and prevention
Security Clan Editor's Blog 3/4/2009 2 comments
Malware is hitting the social networking sites with a vengeance
Security Clan Editor's Blog 2/25/2009 24 comments
A new report sheds light on departing employees and how they handle/steal company information
Security Clan Editor's Blog 2/18/2009 10 comments
The Facebook TOS tussle is a good flashpoint for what happens with all your personal data, not just what's on social networking sites
Security Clan Editor's Blog 2/11/2009 11 comments
Any current event that involves love or money is a prime vehicle for junk mail with malicious payloads
Security Clan Editor's Blog 2/4/2009 8 comments
Companies appear to be increasing their emphasis on personal liability in corporate breaches
Security Clan Editor's Blog 1/28/2009 11 comments
Shame is underrated -- and underused -- as a deterrent in enterprise security
Security Clan Editor's Blog 1/21/2009 11 comments
The blended nature of today's malware and attacks ensures larger volumes of infected networks and PCs
Security Clan Editor's Blog 1/14/2009 6 comments
Bank robberies were up 27 percent in 2008, according to the FBI. Why should it be any different in the online realm?
Security Clan Editor's Blog 1/7/2009 21 comments
Twitter's security issues are a wakeup call for microbloggers everywhere
Security Clan Editor's Blog 12/17/2008 4 comments
When it comes to Internet security, there's no pretending we didn't know anymore
Security Clan Editor's Blog 12/10/2008 14 comments
The roiling job market may give security pros some pause; but vendors' threat projections may be a welcome bit of bad news
Security Clan Editor's Blog 12/4/2008 14 comments
Easy access to personal information becomes easier all the time and, in some cases, extremely profitable
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