Editorial Topic: Security

Security

The Bleeding Edge: Security, Privacy and Data Protection – The Three Headed Horseman - by David Smith (May 5, 2008)

Organizations should recognize that personal data is an increasingly valuable and complex asset requiring strategic decisions to effectively meet both the challenges and the opportunities of the emerging global information economy. The need for privacy and security fundamentally comes down to the human need for safety.

Security Technology: Top Priority for IT Decision-Makers - by Bob Weinstein (May 5, 2008)

Danger is lurking behind every computer keyboard and we're all vulnerable to cyberattack. How secure is your business, what are the real threats to your security, and how can you address all of this without resorting to tinfoil headgear?

Pinpointing the Hot Security Technologies (May 5, 2008)

Business security doesn't come in a standard package. IT security experts discuss the next wave of technology trends and how they relate to different types of organizations.

IT Governance Doesn't Have to Cost an Arm and a Leg - by Michael R. Wood (June 5, 2007)

Despite the emphasis on IT Governance in corporations, many CIOs and CFOs still see money as an object. For many small to medium companies, implementation seems just too expensive. Here's some good news for those of you with budget restrictions who recognize the must-have nature of IT Governance.

The Wonders of Wireless - by Michael Wood (August 1, 2006)

Wireless technologies are moving forward at blinding speed. The trick is to take advantage of all the wonders of wireless while keeping your eyes open to security threats.

Protecting Assets the IT Way - by Sunil Sharma (June 26, 2006)

IT Security extends beyond passwords and firewalls. More and more, the responsibility of securing goods, grounds and physical assets is falling to IT departments. Recent technology offers innovative ways to make sure disaster doesn't rob you of your assets.

Role 'Em Up - by Dan Oliver (February 4, 2002)

Establishing an enterprise security strategy? You need to approach it from a holistic perspective. Here's an overview of enterprise role-based access.

Know Your Enemy - by Geoff Choo (September 24, 2001)

Script kiddies? Worms? Disgruntled chumps? The security risks to your projects may be closer than you think. Know what to lock down and lock out before it's too late.

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