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Questions & Answers from The Zero Trust Model - Putting Data Protection First

On June 30th we hosted along with leading online resource for information security professionals, Dark Reading , the webcast The Zero Trust Model: Putting Data Protection First with guest speaker John Kindervag , Senior Analyst at Forrester Research,...

Published Wed, Jul 07 2011 12:55 PM by David Shephard

Filed under: Security, Forrester Research, PCI DSS, NetIQ, SC Magazine, RSA, Verizon Breach Report, John Kindervag, Cloud, SaaS, PaaS, CISO, Log Files, Breach, Sony, Social Engineering, Identity Management, Zero Trust, NAV, IT, trusted, Trusted Users, Networks, Dark Reading, SIM, log data, Wireshark, Interfaces, data centric, PlayStation Network, SIEM, Cox Communications, Multitenancy, IaaS, Security as a Service, David Shephard, Security Web
Weak links are all around us. Just ask the IMF. But are they inside our outside your operation?

First, you thought all you had to worry about was your physical systems. Then came concerns about facilities and perhaps some breaches brought on by ex-employees who still had access to your data and buildings. But did you ever anticipate that some hacker...

Published Tue, Jun 06 2011 1:15 PM by JeffCutler

Filed under: Security, SC Magazine, Breach, V3, IMF, JeffCutler, Security Web
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 02 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
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 02 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
Compliance is “Hot”: And we’re not the only ones who think so!

It’s the beginning of June in Houston, Texas (where NetIQ is headquartered) and it’s starting to get HOT! But, we’ve recently had some exciting news from the good folks at SC Magazine regarding NetIQ Secure Configuration Manager , our...

Published Mon, Jun 06 2010 10:47 AM by Renee Bradshaw

Filed under: PCI DSS, SC Magazine, Compliance, Secure Configuration Manager, HIPAA, PCI, FDCC, PCI Standard, SOX, NERC CIP, NERC, TechEd, Renee Bradshaw, Security Web
Preparing for the PCI eConference

Next week I'm one of the presenters for the SC Magazine PCI eConference which should be interesting. I'll be talking (and hopefully answering questions on) the subject of how to use what you're already doing to get PCI compliant to actually...

Published Wed, Mar 03 2010 3:48 PM by Geoff Webb

Filed under: Security, PCI DSS, Geoff Webb, SC Magazine, Compliance, PCI Standard, Security Web
Breach notification - a little sunlight goes a long way

The re are a couple of laws making their way through the halls of power at the moment. Senator Leahy's " Personal Data Privacy and Security Act " and Senator Feinstein's "Data Breach Notification Act". SC Magazine also has...

Published Thu, Nov 11 2009 1:47 PM by Geoff Webb

Filed under: Security, Data Breach, Geoff Webb, SC Magazine, Feinstein, Data Breach Notification Act, Personal Data Privacy and Security Act, Leahy, Security Web
Cost of breach mounting for Heartland

Ouch. This from SC Magazine - $12.6 Million in fines and other costs for Heartland as a result of their breach last year. Of course, the long-term costs are likely to be far higher than this initial round: "It's still early to understand everything...

Published Thu, May 05 2009 9:22 AM by Geoff Webb

Filed under: Security, Data Breach, PCI DSS, Heartland Breach, Geoff Webb, SC Magazine, Heartland, HIPAA, Security Web
Live from San Francisco, it’s the SC Magazine Awards!

It was a great night for NetIQ at the SC Magazine Awards event on Tuesday at RSA. Our NetIQ Secure Configuration Manager software was initially named a finalist for the Best Policy Management Solution category, and we ended up being honored with the winning...

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

Filed under: Geoff Webb, SC Magazine, RSA, Award, Policy Management, Secure Configuration Manager, Security Web
Securing disruptive technology with proven best practices

Success in today’s world is often predicated on the ability to improve/expand/grow business with the adoption of potentially disruptive technology, which is any technology that fundamentally changes the way we are currently operating or will operate...

Published Mon, Mar 03 2009 5:23 PM by SC Magazine

Filed under: Security, Virtualization, Cloud Computing, SC Magazine, Disruptive Technology, Security Web

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Questions & Answers from The Zero Trust Model - Putting Data Protection First

Weak links are all around us. Just ask the IMF. But are they inside our outside your operation?

The Cloud Brings Chance of Showers: Part 2

NIST Guidelines on Security and Privacy in Public Cloud Computing

Compliance is “Hot”: And we’re not the only ones who think so!

Preparing for the PCI eConference

Breach notification - a little sunlight goes a long way

Cost of breach mounting for Heartland

Live from San Francisco, it’s the SC Magazine Awards!

Securing disruptive technology with proven best practices