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Chain of command: Inside Prudential's security management program
Information Security's October 2003 issue examines the security management program at Prudential Financial and why it's processes and people are a rock of information security stability. Also in this issue: how to reduce insider risk, how the information security industry is maturing, and how reformed con man Frank Abagnale is embarking on a controversial second act.
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Features in this issue
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Defending the rock: Prudential's security culture and change control management
Cover story: Prudential's ingrained security culture and change control management makes it a security program worth emulating.
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Ten ways to prevent insider security threats
From your CEO to your mail clerk, insiders can do more damage than outside attackers. Learn how to develop and mitigate a system against insider security threats.
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Insider threat management: Can your sysadmins be trusted?
Administrative privileges are worrisome in the hands of any single person, but insider threat management doesn't have to be as long as you don't put all your eggs in one basket.
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Security survey results: Six information security myths dispelled
A rose is a rose is a rose, but Information Security magazine and SearchSecurity surveys bust six security myths, proving infosec is maturing as a profession and a practice.
Columns in this issue
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Proactive security: Make offense your best defense
Information Security editorial director Andrew Briney outlines three measures that will help enterprises turn their reactive security into proactive security.
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Frank Abagnale preaches the dangers of hacking
A penitent Frank Abagnale Jr. shuns white-collar crime and fraud, and helps others understand how to guard against the dangers of hacking.
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Controlling Linux root privilege in a Linux environment
If your enterprise has multiple sysadmins, giving them separate accounts is advisable. Su and Sudo can aid in keeping Linux root privilege rooted in safety.
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Opinion: Emerging ethical hacker certification may be off-course
Scott Sidel thinks the ethical hacker certification isn't all it's cracked up to be; breaking systems and fixing them is the best approach to learn the ways of the infosec pro.
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