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More from SearchSecurity.com -- April 2007

Readers Choice awards
 



This month, Information Security recognizes the best security technology with its Readers' Choice awards.

Security products in 16 categories, including emerging technologies, were voted on by Information Security readers and the results are in. Once you've read what products your peers think are best and what their pain points are in each category, click through to SearchSecurity.com's links on working with security vendors.

Online exclusives
Integration of Networking and Security School
SearchSecurity.com presents its Integration of Networking and Security School, a comprehensive, six-lesson course featuring instruction on how to use the network to secure applications, how to lock down remote offices and much more. Take advantage of the synergies of networking-security convergence.
>>GO TO INTEGRATION OF NETWORKING AND SECURITY SCHOOL

Inside dynamic code obfuscation
Contributing Editor Michael Cobb examines how dynamic code obfuscation works, why it's on the rise and how to keep it from becoming today's biggest threat.
>>GO TO INSIDE DYNAMIC CODE OBFUSCATION

Security Wire Weekly: Howard Schmidt
In this podcast, the security luminary talks about why the private sector must step up to defend cyberspace.
>>GO TO SECURITY WIRE WEEKLY: HOWARD SCHMIDT

Intrusion Defense School: Security information management
In this Intrusion Defense School lesson, Tom Bowers reviews the benefits of SIMs and how to be a smart SIMs shopper.
>>GO TO SECURITY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

These additional resources help you compose an RFP, manage when your vendor is acquired, and describe what channel issues organizations struggle with.

ALSO THIS MONTH:
Managing today, planning tomorrow
Also in April, the SANS Institute's WhatWorks program drills down with security professionals on some of the investments in new and existing technologies that organizations are planning in the coming year. SearchSecurity.com keeps ahead of market trends and pools its coverage providing an excellent resource for security professionals.
>> Get more security industry market trends, predictions and forecasts.

PING with Shelley Barnes
In this exclusive interview with Information Security magazine, Shelley Barnes, vice president of technology and process at Arizona Tile, says she does not have a CSO to rely on. For that reason, Barnes has to make the most of the SMB's resources to handle security.
>> Read the interview with Shelley Barnes

 






















 
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