November 2008 Issue of SCMagazine UK

November 2008 Issue of SCMagazine UK

Editorial

Editorial: Yet more vigilance required

When French president Nicolas Sarkozy had his bank account hacked it seemed to serve as a metaphor for the crisis in the global system. In ...
 

Features

Tools of the trade: Pick a pocket-size

Budget with money-savers from PocketSurfer, Shure, Kodak, Nokia and more. Tom Dunmore, editor-in-chief of Stuff, rounds up the bargains
 

Interview: Steve Munford

Most clients don't like their vendors and require a more comprehensive solution says the Sophos chief. Paul Fisher reports
 

Discover your legal side

It's a minefield out there when it comes to IT and the law. Get yourself on a sure footing with Alan Calder's guide to the ...
 

Opinion

A hacker bible is born

No self-respecting security professional would want to be seen without a copy of hacker bible The Best of 2600
 

What are you giving away?

Personal information is a lot easier to steal than most people realise. So what are the implications for business security?
 

Google-eyed over privacy

Google's Street View service is on course to test the UK's data protection laws, says Frank Jennings
 

A convergence on privacy

Historically, Europe has taken the lead on issue of privacy. But are there signs the US are starting to be more cautious?
 
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