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The Cloud Brings Chance of Showers: Part 2

In an earlier blog post: Cloud Computing Brings Chance of Showers , published by SC Magazine in their The SC Magazine Awards Blog , I identified potential security issues associated with cloud computing. While those issues may slightly reduce the full...

Published Fri, Feb 25 2011 10:30 AM by Michael F. Angelo

Filed under: NetIQ, Cloud Computing, SC Magazine, cloud security, Michael F. Angelo, Cloud, Public, Hybrid, Risk, Private, Cloud in the Cloud, Hardware Re-use, Security Web
How Disasters and Uprisings Affect Cloud Security

This week, we’ve seen the winding down of unrest in Egypt, the increasing skirmishes and unease in Libya, and earthquakes in New Zealand. Before disasters strike, it’s critical to assess the security of your infrastructure - especially if...

Published Wed, Feb 23 2011 5:42 PM by JeffCutler

Filed under: cloud security, Cloud, Conflict, New Zealand, Egypt, War, Natural Disaster, Libya, JeffCutler, Security Web
Cloud Computing Trends from RSA

The RSA Conference is done. Five days worth of sessions, keynotes, networking and related events left hundreds of brains abuzz with facts, figures, theories and maybe even a headache. Since I follow the IT security industry so closely, my time at RSA...

Published Tue, Feb 22 2011 5:51 PM by JeffCutler

Filed under: Cloud Computing, RSA 2010, cloud security, Privacy, malware, IT Security, Facebook, Social Media, Twitter, Dipto Chakravarty, Cyber Warfare, Data Breaches, Trends, Mobile Security, Attack Vectors, JeffCutler, Security Web
Insiders and Fraud: Who Can You Trust?

In a recent blog post , the CERT Insider Threat Team released data about the organizational positions held by perpetrators within companies in 355 malicious insider incident cases the team had collected and observed. 41% of the perps held technical positions...

Published Tue, Feb 22 2011 4:43 PM by Renee Bradshaw

Filed under: NetIQ, CERT, insider threat, Fraud, Crime, Software Engineering Institute, Vulnerability, Banking, Enterprise Threat and Vulbnerability Management Team, Carnegie Mellon, Dawn Cappelli, Finance, Threat, Renee Bradshaw, Security Web
NIST Guidelines on Security and Privacy in Public Cloud Computing

Joe Tasker , former General Counsel of ITAA and VP of Government Affairs at Compaq , had attended a webinar that went over the newly published draft NIST Guidelines on Security and Privacy in Public Cloud Computing , and asked me what I thought. Lucky...

Published Thu, Feb 10 2011 1:22 PM by Michael F. Angelo

Filed under: Security, Encryption, Cloud Computing, SC Magazine, Data Protection, Privacy, NIST, Michael F. Angelo, Cloud, DoS Attack, Identity Theft, Personally Identifiable Information, Electronic Discovery, Public, Stolen Credit Cards, hibernated cloud, Public Cloud, Hibernation, Guidelines, BotNet, Spam, Service Level Agreements, SLAs, PII, Elastic Cloud, Joe Tasker, Compaq, Security Web
Consumerization Continued… A Prequel to Security Implications of Personal Computers (part two).

In my last blog post I said I would talk about data classification and security configurations in this one. When considering Consumerization and data classification it is important to take into account Data Blending and Information Leakage. Data Blending...

Published Mon, Feb 07 2011 6:56 AM by Michael F. Angelo

Filed under: NetIQ, RSA, RSA Conference Europe, Consumerization, Michael F. Angelo, Phones, Virtulization, LinkedIn, PDA, HaaS, RSA Europe, Social Media, Cloud, Open Source, SaaS, PaaS, Elastic Cloud Computing, Security Web

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The Cloud Brings Chance of Showers: Part 2

How Disasters and Uprisings Affect Cloud Security

Cloud Computing Trends from RSA

Insiders and Fraud: Who Can You Trust?

NIST Guidelines on Security and Privacy in Public Cloud Computing

Consumerization Continued… A Prequel to Security Implications of Personal Computers (part two).