Security | Guest Opinion | Pat Clawson Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Too many CEOs believe that the "stealthy hackers" their IT teams warn them of are simply boogeymen they’re using to beat leadership into budgetary submission. The truth is these attackers are very real and they’re picking off organizations whose executives fail to make security a companywide priority. Continue Reading »
Security | Blog Post | Wayne Rash Thursday, June 2, 2011
The recent cyber attack on Lockheed Martin turned out to be good news. The largest defense contractor in the U.S. turned out to have a level of security that even the best hackers sponsored by the country behind all of this couldn’t break. At this point nobody knows for sure where the attack really came from. Continue Reading »
The recent Stuxnet and Aurora attacks have shown us that malware development has become a professional job. These threats targeting the process industry were written by highly intelligent developers, financed by huge investors and possibly even by governments. Continue Reading »
Security | Guest Opinion | Jeff Hudson Monday, January 10, 2011
The recent cyber attack on an Iranian nuclear facility using the Stuxnet virus should worry all of us – not just those in close proximity who were in danger of being blown into the next world by the actions of a computer virus. Continue Reading »
Security | Guest Opinion | Daniel Joe Barry Friday, December 3, 2010
Network security systems are under pressure. You might not be experiencing it yet, but you will soon. The dual challenge of dealing with more attacks at higher speeds threatens to undermine the stability of the most important commercial platforms of the 21st century, namely the Internet. Continue Reading »
