October 2009 Issue of SCMagazine UK

October 2009 Issue of SCMagazine UK

Features

Enrique Salem: the new face of Symantec

Symantec's new CEO knows his way around the company he has been with since 1990, but can he lead it in tough times? Yes, says ...
 

Virtualisation seems like the solution to managing IT systems, but what are its faults?

In a complex security world, virtualisation seems to be a brilliant solution. But the VM path is strewn with pitfalls, says Rob Buckley
 

Technology briefing: log management and SIEM

Log management or SIEM is the key to getting a handle on your network and those trying to breach it. By Mark Mayne
 

Opinion

Are pacemakers connected to the internet a good idea or would they be hacked?

Never mind the web gossip: pacemakers connected to the internet can really improve quality of life for their users
 

ATM machines are increasingly attractive to hackers

The advent of chip and PIN has made those old ATMs terribly attractive to hackers - with dire consequences
 

RSA Conference Europe's Linda Lynch questions Hugh Thompson from People Security

Q&A with Linda Lynch - Hugh Thompson, chief security strategist, People Security
 

Professional Monitor: In association with (ISC)2

There is a growing need for deep business knowledge to be joined to the art of information security. It is time to formalise the transition ...
 
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