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Information Security magazine - May 2005Risk management is vital for all enterprises, but for an oil company like ChevronTexaco and its Chief Information Protection Officer, Richard Jackson, the consequences of a risky drill site can last for decades. Also in this issue, read features on federated trust and deploying SNMPv3. Access >>>
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Features
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Desktop Security: GreenBorder Enterprise Security
GreenBorder Technologies' GreenBorder Enterprise Security Solution
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Snapping on SNMPv3
The ubiquitous management protocol is more secure, but upgrading isn't simple.
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Hot Pick: Polivec Compliance Management System 3.7
Polivec's Polivec Compliance Management System 3.7
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Trust Us
It doesn't come easy when you federate identity management.
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Security Appliance
SonicWALL's PRO 1260
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Big Brother's Watchful Eye
Our survey finds that enterprises are spending big on management systems to meet regulatory requirements.
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Desktop Security: GreenBorder Enterprise Security
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Recent Releases: Security product briefs, May 2005
Read about the information security products released in May 2005.
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Keeping the Data & Oil Flowing
When ChevronTexaco puts a drill in the ground, it must live with that decision for decades. Risk management and data integrity are essential.
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Secure Reads: The Art of Computer Virus Research and Defense
Read a review of The Art of Computer Virus Research and Defense.
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Instant Messaging: Akonix L7 Enterprise 4.0
Akonix Systems' Akonix L7 Enterprise 4.0
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Access Management
Vernier Networks' EdgeWall 7000 series
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Recent Releases: Security product briefs, May 2005
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Columns
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Layer 8: Debating policy vs. technology
Control Quagmire
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Logoff: Let's not cheapen information security certifications
Dollars & Certs
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Perspectives: Windows Server 2003 security stands up
One study concludes that Windows Server 2003 is more secure than Linux.
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Ping: Bruce Bonsall
MassMutual's Bruce Bonsall
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Editor's Desk: Targeted malware
Calculating Malware
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Layer 8: Debating policy vs. technology
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