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The Real State of Microsoft Security

Microsoft today issued a new advisory in response to a vulnerability that was discovered in Internet Explorer. With the eyes of the technology world on the RSA Conference 2010 this week, and everyone focused on information security, it seemed like a good time to step back and evaluate the state of Microsoft Security and try to figure out just how it has been doing. Continue Reading »

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Intelligent Application Whitelisting

One of the concepts being floated around the RSA Conference 2010 this week is the need to develop an intelligent approach to wh Continue Reading »

Getting Security Together

When it comes to security in 2010, this may be the year of cost control. Continue Reading »

Slicing Personalization from Packets

Although most privacy advocates have not got down to the network layer yet, they do suspect that networking monitoring tools are capturing a fair amount of personal information about end users. Continue Reading »

How to Stay in Compliance

Compliance has become one of those pain points that many of today’s CTOs must think about, and it is only going to get worse as 2010 progresses. Continue Reading »

Log Management Moves to the Cloud

One of the biggest issues with security and systems management in general is that nobody really wants to spend their time reviewing system logs to find out if their systems have been compromised. Continue Reading »

Encryption Goes Mobile

The use of mobile solutions is on the rise in the enterprise and that is becoming a major concern for CTOs and their subordinates. Continue Reading »

Dispersing Slices of Storage in the Cloud

One of the big concerns people have about cloud computing comes down to security. Continue Reading »

Google and the Spooks

Google’s announcement this week that it’s teaming up with the National Security Agency to find ways to secure the company against cyber attacks has privacy advocates in a tizzy. Continue Reading »