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Cloud Security: SWAT Your Worry?

Cloud architectures aren’t secure. That’s one takeaway I got from Bob Violino 's piece for Computerworld: " Cloud SWAT teams ". It outlines a security incident response approach we recommend on a regular basis, in fact you'll...

Published Mon, Jan 01 2012 11:19 AM by RichardWhitehead

Filed under: PCI DSS, NetIQ, Cloud Computing, Compliance, Computerworld, HIPAA, cloud security, SOX, Identity Theft, Public Cloud, Sony, Novell, Harris Interactive, Bob Violino, Amazon Web Services, Cloud Security Services, Access Management, RichardWhitehead, Security Web
Bad Job. Massachusetts Fails to Protect Unemployed Workers’ Data

Last week wasn’t the best week to be jobless in Massachusetts. While not having gainful employment is bad enough, it seems that the state agency that handles worker data - including social security info and more - added insult to injury. According...

Published Wed, Jun 06 2011 1:50 PM by JeffCutler

Filed under: Security, Computerworld, Massachusetts, Office of Labor and Workforce Development, Worm, JeffCutler, Security Web
Android Wi-Fi Leaks Still a Bother

Google is ubiquitous. They’re the end-all when it comes to analytics, consumer-facing free tools and SEO. If you’re not paying attention to Google, there’s something wrong with your focus. BUT, this increased attention cuts both ways...

Published Thu, May 05 2011 2:09 PM by JeffCutler

Filed under: Computerworld, cloud security, Data Security, Google, Android, WiFi, JeffCutler, Security Web
InfoSecurity Europe 2011: Security Management is the Cinderella Topic

Coming back from Infosecurity Europe , any visitor would reflect on how colossal the IT security industry has become in the last few years as threats have become more serious and prolific. As a consequence counter-measures have become ever more sophisticated...

Published Wed, Apr 04 2011 1:05 PM by Joern Dierks

Filed under: Security, NetIQ, Cloud Computing, Compliance, Computerworld, InfoSecurity, InfoSec11, IT Audit, Sony, Cryptocard, London, InfoSecurity Europe 2011, Security Management, The Inquirer, Audit, Wireless, Mobile, Joern Dierks, Security Web
PCI Under fire (again)

PCI Hunting Season just keeps on rolling. This time it's the Federal Government taking pot shots at the standard everyone loves to hate. Jai Vijayan over at Computerworld sums it up well in his article from yesterday. The best quote, for me is from...

Published Thu, Apr 04 2009 11:07 PM by Geoff Webb

Filed under: Security, PCI DSS, Geoff Webb, Computerworld, Security Web

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Cloud Security: SWAT Your Worry?

Bad Job. Massachusetts Fails to Protect Unemployed Workers’ Data

Android Wi-Fi Leaks Still a Bother

InfoSecurity Europe 2011: Security Management is the Cinderella Topic

PCI Under fire (again)