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Mike Rothman is President and Principal Analyst of Securosis, an independent information security research firm. Having spent more than 15 years as an advocate for global enterprises and mid-sized businesses, Mike's role is to educate and stimulate thought-provoking discussion on how information security contributes to core business imperatives.
Prior to Securosis, Mike was the founder of boutique consultancy Security Incite, was the first network security analyst at META Group and held executive level positions with CipherTrust, TruSecure, and was a founder of SHYM Technology. Mike is a frequent contributor for TechTarget and a highly regarded speaker on information security topics. Keep track of Mike's musings via The Daily Incite newsletter.
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Contributions from Mike Rothman, Contributor
- Outbound content filtering requires products and proces
- What is the difference between a SAS 70 Level 1 and Level 2 audit?
- Strategies for landing a security management position
- Should ISO 17799 play a role in risk assessment?
- Understanding PCI DSS compensating controls
- Do personal issues within a company pose a risk to the enterprise?
- What is the best organizational model for an IT security staff?
- Reacting to a business partner's insider threat
- How can a CSO determine if a company has a data security problem?
- What are the pros and cons of using an email encryption gateway?
- Can watching online videos present enterprise security risks?
- What are the best security practices to consider when developing a corporate blog?
- What policies will prevent employees from leaking sensitive data?
- Preparing for virtualization security unknowns
- Reputation systems gaining credibility in fight against
- What's the difference between CompTIA and CISSP certifications?
- Is the Sarbanes-Oxley Act being enforced?
- Can one catalog map to multiple compliance standards?
- Can companies benefit by providing root access?
- How can a CSO take ownership of a security program?
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