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CSO Disclosure Series | What's Next with Disclosure Legislation?

An interview with lawyer and breach notification expert Tanya Forsheit on why the United States still doesn’t have a federal breach notification law. Part of an in-depth series about disclosing breaches


CSO Disclosure Series | The Dos and Don'ts of Disclosure Letters

One security breach, two letters, 11 lessons in the art of telling customers you screwed up. Two PR pros deconstruct the messages that Monster.com and USAJOBS were really giving to customers whose personal information had been disclosed. Part of an in-depth series about disclosing breaches.


Threat Watch | Backdoors

What you don’t know about the hidden passageways into your applications can hurt you. Security researcher Chris Wysopal explains three different types of backdoors and how you can defend against them


RESOURCE CENTER

Punishments That Fit the Crimes

What if every wrong-doer earned a sentence that suited the wrong-doing?


Should Surveillance Cameras Detect Criminals, or Deter Crime

In the real world (with graffiti) and online (with spam), arrest and conviction don't always equal effective security


Privacy: The Worst Quotes of the Year

From massive data breaches to insidious new ways to deliver ads online, we found plenty of privacy lowlights in 2007. So many, in fact, that we’re introducing a new award. Ladies and gentlemen, the 2007 Privvy Awards for outstanding quotability regarding privacy.


Application Security: Is the Backdoor Threat the Next Big Threat to Applications?

Security researcher Chris Wysopal talks about the misunderstood vulnerability of backdoors, what he’s doing to formalize understanding of them, and what his research tells him about the security of open source versus proprietary applications.


The Real Barrier to Security: We're All Too Lazy

What if someone offered you a free 60-inch plasma TV and free cable for life--provided you never again used a remote control? The reason you'd say no is the same reason information security is so bad.


The Top 10 Data Breaches of 2007

Stolen hard drives, websites infected with malware and Social Security numbers as passwords--the most brilliant lunacy of a year full of security disclosures.


New MP3 Spam Surges

Spammers are exploring new frontiers with audio spam


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