Security Management Strategies for the CIO
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Preventing data leaks
Today's most devastating security breaches often originate from within. In some cases, insiders accidentally or inadvertently leak confidential or proprietary IP. In other cases, insiders commit corporate espionage on behalf of a competitor. The chal... partOfGuideSeries
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Enterprise strategies for protecting data at rest
Many of today's data security breaches can be attributed to lost data. While security pros often focus on network soft spots, storage and e-discovery practices are often overlooked. This lesson will outline e-discovery services and how to ensure succ... guide
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Data Protection Security School
SearchSecurity.com's Data Protection Security School will help infosec professionals formulate a comprehensive strategy and pinpoint technologies that can help them secure sensitive information throughout the network -- including data in motion and d... guideSeries
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Data loss prevention
While every CSO and security manager knows the importance of protecting sensitive data, there is still a big gap between that understanding and the actual implementation of tools to do the job. This lesson will provide a comprehensive overview of the... partOfGuideSeries
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Steal this Computer Book 4.0: Prevent Google hacking
Learn how to prevent Google hacking in this excerpt from Chapter 8: Stalking the Computer of "Steal this Computer Book 4.0," by Wallace Wang. Book Chapter
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Man-in-the-middle attacks
This excerpt from Chapter 2 of "Securing Storage: A Practical Guide to SAN and NAS Security" examines how man-in-the-middle attacks affect Fibre Channel security and examines how to determine if your organization is at risk. Book Chapter
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Elements of a data protection strategy
In this excerpt from Data Protection and Lifecycle Management, Tom Petrocelli addresses the importance of securing data for regulatory compliance and outlines the five components of a data protection strategy. Book Excerpt