August 2006 Issue of SCMagazine UK

August 2006 Issue of SCMagazine UK

Features

Interview: Hugh Penri-Williams

The chairman of the Information Security Forum has big plans to take his message to businesses everywhere. Ron Condon reports.
 

Threats: Crime watch

With so much money being moved online these days, cybercriminals are getting greedy - and smarter. Mark Mayne asks the experts for advice.
 

UTM: A united front

A single box that can protect your network from all known evils sounds great, but does the reality live up to the hype? Rob Buckley ...
 

Patch management: Hold it together

The constant need for patch management is a pain, taking up precious time and resources. Is there a better way? Gary Flood investigates.
 

Opinion

Don't be an accidental vandal

In 2005, the operator of one of the top-level Network Time Protocol (NTP) time servers in Denmark noticed that a large volume of requests hitting ...
 

Protect data from your staff

The rise in data security breaches and trade secret piracy over the past year is a wake-up call for executives. And the threat posed internally ...
 

From the CSO's desk: Banks should ask safer questions

Like most people these days, I change credit cards often to take advantage of zero per cent interest rates.
 

Consultant's view: Not so pure on the inside

Some scripting languages can now smuggle attacks past your traditional defences, warns Gunter Ollmann
 
Popular Topics
Breaches & Exposures Browser Flaws Compliance Consumer Threats Email Security Emerging Threats Finance Government Groundbreakers Healthcare High Tech Insider Threats IT Security Training Lawbreakers & Cybercrime Legal & Professional Services Manufacturing Microsoft Mobile Endpoint Security Patch Management Phishing Privacy Regulation Product News Spam Techniques Trojans Vulnerabilities & Flaws
Home | News | Products | Whitepapers | Jobs | Subscribe | Contact Us | About Us | Advertising | Sitemap | Editorial | Subscribe to our RSS feeds RSS

This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in any form without prior authorization.

Your use of this website constitutes acceptance of Haymarket Media's Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions