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NOVEMBER 2009 |
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FEATURES |
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Read more from Information Security magazine in our back issues. |
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Features |
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What CISOs need to know about computer forensics
by Marcia Savage
With computer forensics needed for civil litigation, human resources investigations and criminal cases, organizations need to ensure they're prepared and evidence is preserved. This feature details steps involved in computer forensics, common missteps, and forensics resources. |
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Logical, physical security integration challenges
by Mark Diodati
Integrating physical and IT security can reap considerable benefits for an organization, including enhanced efficiency and compliance plus improved security. But convergence isn't easy. Challenges include bringing the physical and IT security teams together, combining heterogenous systems, and upgrading a patchwork of physical access systems. |
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Consolidation's impact on best-of-breed security
by Michael S. Mimoso
Standalone security vendors are attractive targets for large infrastructure players such as EMC. This feature looks at the consolidation in the security market and the potential for best-of-breed security to eventually disolve into a mashup of suites and services by big vendors like EMC, IBM, Microsoft, and HP. |
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Hot Pick & Product Reviews |
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HIPS
CA Host-Based Intrusion Prevention System |
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SIM and NBA product combination is powerful
by Neil Roiter
The recent announcement that Mazu Networks, a provider of network-based analysis (NBA) tools, and eIQnetworks, a supplier of SIM products, underscores the trend towards convergence in the NBA and SIM markets. The value proposition is clear: two useful network/security data analysis tools in one integrated package. |
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