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PatchGuard hurts host-based IPS, vendor says
SearchSecurity.com | 14 Dec 2006
INTERVIEW - Sunbelt Software president, Alex Eckelberry talks about the trouble with Microsoft's Vista kernel protection, a horrifying Trojan called Gromozon and the rise of fake codecs.
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Study: Employees still balk at security
SearchSecurity.com | 09 Nov 2006
INTERVIEW - In this interview, Cisco CSO John Stewart discusses the findings from his firm's latest survey of 2,000 remote workers. Many employees are failing to "get" security.
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Agency improves security grades under CISO's watch
Information Security Magazine | 07 Nov 2006
ARTICLE - CISO Philip Heneghan has made security a way of life for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). His work earned him a Security 7 award.
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Airline security pro specializes in meeting mandates
Information Security Magazine | 30 Oct 2006
ARTICLE - Andre Gold, director of information security at Continental Airlines has been meeting seemingly impossible mandates for the airline. His work earned him a Security 7 award.
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Boston Celtics face off against spyware
SearchSecurity.com | 24 Oct 2006
ARTICLE - One of the Boston Celtics' toughest opponents was spyware until the IT shop fought back. The team's IT chief explains how he gained the upper hand.
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CISO combines security, safety at DuPont
Information Security Magazine | 19 Oct 2006
ARTICLE - Larry Brock uses team building to reduce risk and combine security and safety for managing sensitive chemical processes at DuPont. His work earned him a Security 7 award.
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CISO focuses on enterprise risk
Information Security Magazine | 18 Oct 2006
ARTICLE - Craig Shumard overhauled CIGNA's risk operations by appointing business unit managers as conduits between lines of business and security. His work earned him a Security 7 award.
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CISOs and the false sense of security
SearchSecurity.com | 09.21.2006
OPINION - As many of our regular readers know, Ira Winkler is not a big fan of the way most research firms gather and present information – and he's not shy about hammering the point home. This time around, Winkler says a recent ...
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