Opinion Articles

Professional Monitor: in association with (ISC)2

February 25, 2010

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.
 

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

Sean Glynn February 25, 2010

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

Certified products are not always as secure as the approval suggests

Nick Barron February 25, 2010

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

Professional Monitor: In association with (ISC)2

December 10, 2009

Jobs may no longer drop effortlessly into your lap, but the prospects for 2010 are not all doom and gloom. Two recruiters share tips on how to get ahead in a challenging market
 

RSA Conference Europe's Linda Lynch questions Alessandro Campioni from Telecom Italia

December 10, 2009

Q&A with Linda Lynch - Alessandro Campioni, security engineer, Telecom Italia.
 

New multi-solutions make it difficult for IT managers to keep tabs on all the products

Nick Barron December 10, 2009

Why do vendors in a multi-solution world make it so difficult to monitor things? Just provide a read-only interface...
 

Professional Monitor: In association with (ISC)2

Paul Dorey October 29, 2009

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 from technical to executive management
 

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

October 28, 2009

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

ATM machines are increasingly attractive to hackers

Ken Munro October 28, 2009

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

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

Nick Barron October 28, 2009

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