The Soft Part Is the Hard Part, and Vice Versa
Subtle gaps can form between leader and staff members. Here's to the bridge-builders.
World View: The Threat of T-Shirts
Just when I thought the world of security couldn't get any more surreal, I was surfing the web and came across a couple of really zany new security requirements.
Information Sharing: Connecting Dots
As publisher of CSO I have the great honor of meeting a great many very smart people. This is a good thing because it certainly helps compensate for my gaps in knowledge.
Flaw Watch: Why Adobe Flash Attacks Matter
Reported Adobe Flash Player attacks got plenty of attention this week. But it's unclear if this was really about a new flaw.
FUD Watch | Vista Less Secure Than Windows 2000?
CSOs are holding back on Windows Vista deployments for plenty of valid reasons. But a vendor "study" indicating Vista is more vulnerable to malware than Windows 2000 seems like a stretch.
Flaw Watch: Cisco Router Flaw Demands Attention
This week, Cisco patches security holes in several products, including SSH server software used in its routers.
Introducing FUD Watch
Senior Editor Bill Brenner scours the Internet in search of FUD. The goal: separate hot air from genuine action items.
Container Security: Who's In Charge?
Guest columnist Jim Giermanski takes issue - actually seven specific issues - with DHS comments on the role of technology in container security.
Cyberattacks a Sarbanes-Oxley Issue?
Kevin Coleman of Technolytics Institute says cyberattack concerns are starting to appear in SEC filings.
The Value of Data
A new way of thinking about data, its value and the risk associated with it
Data Center Directions Virtual Conference
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The Surest Path to Effective and Efficient Compliance
In this webcast, we explore why and how — with best practices, practical tips and solutions that work — to ease your compliance challenge.
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