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April 2009

Real-world solutions for data loss prevention

This month's issue of Information Security Magazine is centered on Data Protection. We've got articles covering Data Loss Prevention solutions and how they work in the real world, Log Management as it pertains to security forensics in the case of an unfortunate security event, and some compliance lessons from Delaware's Dept. of Technology.

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Features in this issue

Tabletop exercises sharpen security and business continuity

Delaware's Dept. of Technology and Information conducts annual incident response exercises that test the readiness of state agencies to respond to real attacks. Learn how simulated cyberattacks and incident response exercises help organizations prevent future attacks and maintain business continuity.
Tying log management and identity management shortens incident response

Tying log management to user identity shortens incident response and forensics investigation cycles. Learn how compliance has mandated that organizations determine not only when incidents occurred, but who is responsible for unauthorized access.
Data loss prevention benefits in the real world
by Rich Mogull
DLP promises strong data protection via content inspection and security monitoring, but real-world implementations can be complex and expensive; these eight real-world lessons help you use DLP to its fullest.

Columns in this issue

Sell the business on virtualization security

Executive management sees virtualization as the cure-all, but CISOs need to ensure it is done securely. Learn how virtualization can help you position security as a business enabler.
SaaS security risks must be addressed

Realize quickly that software as a service and cloud computing are the future computing infrastructures IT must secure.
Web browsers remain vulnerable to user mistakes

Hackers continue to bore holes in Web browsers, exploiting users with social engineering tricks to gain unauthorized access to systems and data.