HSPD 12: Brilliant Lunacy
Aggressive deadlines won't be met, but they do force some action
The Case Against Global Culture
Security is both easier and harder in Europeand that's OK.
Features of 'The CSO Dream Office'
As part of the "Landing Your Dream Job" theme, we created a fanciful illustration of a CSO's dream office.
Editors Are Standing By
But our greatest effort goes into keeping our collective finger on the pulse of the security profession
Advancing a Privacy Career
Sandra Hughes, global privacy executive of Procter & Gamble, answers readers' questions
Women of Influence 2005
An awards program celebrating female infosecurity achievement recognizes a quartet of pioneers.
At Black Hat, a Cancelled Speaker Speaks Anyway, and Looks for Work
Should software vulnerabilities be discussed in public? Cisco has strong opinions about that, particularly when it comes to its own software.
Universities Get Hacked the Hardest
According to Californias Office of Privacy Protection, 28 percent of that states security breaches since 2003 have taken place at a college or university. The people we talked to say it's not a surprise. Here's why
In-Q-Tel: Defensive Investments
Who could give better advice about how to keep out spies than people in the spying business?
Back in (Dan) Geer
After a two-and-a-half-month hiatus following his ouster from @Stake, Dan Geer has a new job.
Data Center Directions Virtual Conference
Attend this free, 100% online event exploring tools and techniques for making your data center deliver for today and tomorrow.
Maximizing Site Visitor Trust Using Extended Validation SSL
Now with Extended Validation (EV) SSL available from VeriSign, you can show your customers that they can trust your site. Learn about EV SSL benefits in the free VeriSign white paper.
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