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Here's a sneak peek at our March issue:
In this issue of Information Security, our cover story takes a deep dive into the risks associated with cloud computing. We cull the opinions of leading experts in this burdgeoning field and also talk one-on-one with Eli Lilly CISO Adrian Seccombe about his company's adoption of cloud computing practices, and how the Jericho Forum is pushing the movement forward. In other features, we look at the risks associated with Web 2.0 and social networking, we help you sort out Web application firewalls and we look at what it takes to secure a midmarket organization. This month's columns cover cybersecurity and Obama administration, third-party security and data classification woes.
TABLE OF CONTENTSFeatures
How to Secure Cloud Computing
COVER STORY Cloud computing is the next big thing in IT, but true to form, buying computing and application resources from a provider over the Internet doesn't come without risks. This article looks at the security issues you need to consider when moving your business into the cloud.
The Opportunities and Risks of Cloud Computing
Eli Lilly CISO Adrian Seccombe discusses his enterprise's foray into cloud computing, as well as his involvement with cloud proponents, the Jericho Forum.
Five Considerations for Securing a Midsize Company
Midmarket companies make up the majority of business in this country, and they carry the greatests risks. We offer five tips to help you use automation, outsourcing and more to secure your midmarket organization.
It's Everybody's Web
Social networking and Web 2.0-style connectivity have opened countless information-sharing opportunities for business, but how much information is too much information?
Choosing a Web Application Firewall
Recent changes to the PCI DSS have put an emphasis on application security and given life to a new breed of firewalls. We'll take you through some expert advice on what to look for in a Web application firewall.
Columns
Editor's Desk: The Audacity of Hope
Exitor Michael Mimoso examines the long hard look the Obama Administration is giving the security of federal networks and what needs to be done strategically to ensure national security and the protection of data on commercial networks.
Perspectives: Bad Things Come in Threes
Expert David Mortman comments on the need to focus on the security of third-party service providers, especially as the economy continues to falter and companies find cost-efficiency in outsourcing and working with partners.
Layer 8: Classification Blues
Expert Jay Heiser examines the effort organizations put into classifying data, and wonders whether current best practices really benefit companies.
This was first published in March 2009