April 2007 Issue of SCMagazine UK

April 2007 Issue of SCMagazine UK

Editorial

Editorial: The world is changing, so must you

House prices are rising, the earth is getting warmer, trains are overpriced and overcrowded, and Tony Blair is the prime minister. I could have written ...
 

Features

Moving targets

There have been few mobile phone viruses so far, but as more handsets use WiFi and bluetooth, is it just a matter of time? Mark ...
 

Brand protection: Don't lose face

A corporate reputation damaged by a security breach can be harder to restore than lost data. So always be prepared.
 

Interview: Eugene Kaspersky

As Kaspersky Lab targets the global corporate market, its co-founder tells Paul Fisher why he thinks people are not afraid of the Russians.
 

Opinion

The End: The dangers of box ticking

Compliance should be triggered by good security rather than an auditors' visit, says Jen Mack.
 

Why Vista missed a trick

A project that aims to provide laptops for poor children could teach Microsoft a thing or two about security and design.
 

Drivers need patching too

Hard drives are often overlooked when it comes to patching. But an exploit in this area could be fateful.
 

The root of the problem

Just having a security policy is not enough. You have to make sure that all staff understand and follow it.
 
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