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A new theory of digital identity 

A new theory of digital identity

The final instalment of a two-part feature series explores the troubled practice of federated identity.
CheckPoint 2012 predictions 

CheckPoint 2012 predictions

External threats top the list.
Data breach priorities in the US 

Data breach priorities in the US

If the breach is bad enough, US organisations must report it to authorities.
Defensive approaches for APTs 

Defensive approaches for APTs

Study logs, whitelist, use multi-factor authentication and educate users.
The importance of incident response downtime 

The importance of incident response downtime

Responders need time to think, read and document.
Yahoo! CISO's xmas wish list 

Yahoo! CISO's xmas wish list

Fix your people problems.
A new theory of digital identity 

A new theory of digital identity

Stephen Wilson puts digital identity under the microscope.
The path of privacy 

The path of privacy

How US schools maintain the privacy of 55 million students.
Defense against cross-border cyber attacks 

Defense against cross-border cyber attacks

Information sharing and cross-border investigations are essential, writes Elad Sharf.
Major breach: Ground control 

Major breach: Ground control

Lockheed Martin CISO explains how a quick reaction staved off the March hack.
Stop the finger-pointing 

Stop the finger-pointing

Time to get on with the job.
AG says privacy safe under cyber crime laws 

AG says privacy safe under cyber crime laws

Never mind the critics, privacy is safe in the hands of the cyber crime convention, writes Attorney-General Robert McClelland.
PCI DSS for all 

PCI DSS for all

PCI DSS can benefit even those companies not processing credit card transactions.
Take AntiSec to the boardroom 

Take AntiSec to the boardroom

CSOs need to get into the boardrooms and articulate the risk to the business.
Seven sins of data recovery 

Seven sins of data recovery

If you don’t like the answers your vendor gives you, move on.
Security pros should trust noone 

Security pros should trust noone

The zero-trust network framework, in which security is embedded into the network offers protection from threats and helps isolate and contain damage if an incident arises, but ...
Time for data-breach disclosure laws 

Time for data-breach disclosure laws

The Howard government noted failures in Australia's privacy scheme in 2004 but data breaches still slip under the radar.
Users not to blame for failure of policy fads 

Users not to blame for failure of policy fads

It's too easy for the information security industry to shift the blame to those who shouldn't have to know better.
Hypecycle: Turning data into dollars 

Hypecycle: Turning data into dollars

Which segments will benefit from the coming information explosion?
Why you should automate your next IT security audit 

Why you should automate your next IT security audit

By implementing a solution that automates the auditing process, IT security professionals can be freed up to perform more valuable tasks says NetIQ's Patrick Eijkenboom.
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