March 2010 Issue of SCMagazine UK

March 2010 Issue of SCMagazine UK

Features

How can IT experts make a successful move to a career in information security?

After a tough recession, information security is increasingly a tempting prospect for IT high fliers. We examine how they can make the successful transition. By ...
 

Analysis: What will the next decade bring in the information security world?

What will the next decade bring? More of the same - or fresh, tough challenges, such as AR? Mark Mayne gazes into the crystal ball.
 

Trojans produced by criminal gangs are on the warpath

Malware gangs have test labs that adapt their polymorphic Trojans to deadly effect. 'Crime as a Service' is heading your way...By Rob Buckley
 

SC Magazine Q&A with former information commissioner Richard Thomas

Richard Thomas served as UK information commissioner until 2009. He is credited with bringing data security into the mainstream. By Paul Fisher
 

Opinion

Certified products are not always as secure as the approval suggests

'Approved' product is a gift horse into whose mouth you need to look with great care. You pays for what you gets...
 

Mobile gadgets used by employees are a security threat to the company network

Without a strong policy, the end-user's mobile gadgets could attack the firm's soft underbelly, says Sean Glynn.
 

Professional Monitor: in association with (ISC)2

RuneScape creator Jagex has 112 million accounts, 400 staff - and only one infosec officer. Frequent training and a mandatory security-awareness programme are the keys.
 
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