Today's newsletter will give you a taste of the most popular security columns we offer on our site. These articles were written by security professionals and experts in the field. You may have read some of them already, but some may have slipped under the radar. So without further ado, here are the top 10 columns, rated by you and your peers.
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Michael S. Mimoso, Editorial Director9. Watch out for hotel broadband vulnerabilities, by Frederick Avolio
8. Recommendations for deploying an intrusion-detection system, by Edward Yakabovicz
7. Security training: A call to arms, by Neal O'Farrell
6. Keeping current on security issues (while still having a life), by Frederick Avolio
5. War on viruses: An IT manager's perspective, by Scott Baetz
4. Art of budgeting: How to ask for money for information security, by Paul Strassmann
3. The Patriot Act and Carnivore: Reasons for concern?, by Stephen Mencik
2. A survey of vendor-specific security certifications, by Ed Tittel
1. Revisiting the vendor-neutral security certification landscape -- again!, by Ed Tittel
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This was first published in May 2002