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Protecting Your Information Assets Ever since the introduction of Open Systems into the data center, a problem has been brewing. Too often, the storage environment isn't seen as an area with security considerations. Until recently, corporate security policies rarel... Feb. 28, 2006  Reads: 10,242

E-Mail: A Portal for Spam, Viruses, and Security Breaches Over the last 15 years, the Internet has revolutionized legitimate business communications supplanting the venerable fax machine and creating its own marketing infrastructure. Nowhere is that revolution more prevalent than in the ... Mar. 2, 2006  Reads: 8,288

Information Security Assurance Information security assurance is a topic that has developed quickly over the last few years. Drivers for its rapid development include the development of computers at the pace of Moore's Law during the information revolution of t... Mar. 3, 2006  Reads: 11,552

An Information-Centric Approach to Information Security Successful businesses execute simultaneously on three fronts: sustained revenue growth, continuous cost control, and comprehensive risk management. Driven by a significant rise in public awareness of information security breaches,... Mar. 6, 2006  Reads: 6,795  Replies: 1

Data as Baggage It's often said that IT administrators in general, and storage administrators in particular, are highly risk-averse. Clearly that's the case today. Look for a moment at any one of the surveys that seeks to understand the most pres... Mar. 7, 2006  Reads: 8,419

Striking the Balance Between Storage Security and Availability Every business owner knows that information is much more than one of an organization's strategic resources. In a very real sense, information is the organization. For IT professionals, there's no shortage of challenges when it comes... Mar. 9, 2006  Reads: 21,580

Cyber-Extortion Is Real - Criminal gangs are increasingly using the Internet to extort money from businesses. Thousands of Distributed Denial of Service attacks occur globally every day and it' vital that senior management wakes up to the very real risk of ... Mar. 11, 2006  Reads: 4,602

Intelligent Plastic Enterprises and government agencies are using smart card-based credentials more and more. Organizations around the globe are striving to protect corporate information assets, address regulatory compliance pressures, and achieve ... Mar. 13, 2006  Reads: 7,329

A Lingua Franca for Security and Development ChoicePoint, CardSystems, LexIsNexIs, Polo Ralph Lauren. The headlines in 2005 were littered with cases of high-profile security breaches and customers, partners, and government are increasingly holding businesses accountable for ... Feb. 26, 2006  Reads: 8,855  Replies: 1

Storage & Security Journal: "Striking the Right Balance" Storage is still one of the most costly and fastest-growing aspects of everyone's network and is likely to remain so for some time. Every network user is a storage user. We're all part of a community that shares the costs and the be... Feb. 27, 2006  Reads: 15,912  Replies: 2

Management Must Extend Culture of Security Fourteen years ago I warned MyBank (who is not one of my clients, I am one of theirs) about using social security numbers as solid identification. The Head of Security, three weeks retired from the Secret Service, said he would lo... Mar. 15, 2006  Reads: 7,509