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Information Security magazine - July-August issue PDF

Information Security magazine online July-August 2010

Download the July-August issue of Information Security magazine here in PDF format.

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In this issue of Information Security, we define the advanced persistent threat (APT) and dispel some myths and misunderstandings about a not-so-new attack trend threatening enterprise data and systems. Information security expert Richard Bejtlich, a former military expert, provides a short history and explains the military origins of the term APT. He also dives into some of the misconceptions circulating about APT because of misleading vendor marketing and product promotion, and provides actionable advice that you need to share with operations people and senior management.

In addition, we feature these articles:

► Security SaaS pros and cons
► Building a security careers skill matrix
► Cloud computing and incident response

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This was first published in July 2010