More from SearchSecurity -- April 2005

>> YOUR THOUGHTS
Is the CISO responsible for the ChoicePoint incident? Share your thoughts and check out what your peers have to say

>> MORE INFORMATION
See why the same tricks used to steal 145,000 consumer records from ChoicePoint could pose a threat to your organization.

Ace the CISSP certification exam In our Security School, expert Shon Harris reviews networking essentials for those preparing for the CISSP exam or simply developing their skills. Read her latest lesson.

Warning Lights
Dashboards are the windows to security activity and events. In this month's issue, Information Security took a look at what makes a good dashboard and how a dashboard can convert raw data feeds into intelligence that security manages can act on. But is today's dashboard technology really ready for prime time? Read why some experts say dashboard technology hasn't yet matured and products designed to show you the most data aren't always best.
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Rights of Passage
Insecure mobile machines allow worms and viruses to bypass perimeter defenses. Information Security showed you how endpoint security products promise to prevent noncompliant devices from accessing the network and tested five leading offerings. To learn more about what you need in an endpoint security product, check out SearchSecurity.com's Buyer's Guide. Click to read the Buyer's Guide

Ready for Takeoff
In this month's issue, you read how financially struggling United Airlines recently absorbed its service-providing subsidiaries into the United corporate fold. As it integrated the different systems, it rearchitected the network to provide better security and performance. Now, read why Cisco's CEO told an audience at the recent RSA conference that he advocates a multi-layered, tightly-wound network automated to address evolving threats. Click to read the full story

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