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The second part of my " Security is About Passwords and Credit Cards " article just hit the web. This installment looks at logon processes, misleading security eye candy, and insecure communications with customers. As always, I'd love your thoughts on it.
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The second part of my " Security is About Passwords and Credit Cards " article just hit the web. This installment looks at logon processes, misleading security eye candy, and insecure communications with customers. As always, I'd love your thoughts on it.
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Security is About Passwords and Credit Cards. That's what a very nice lady told me a few months ago. At first I shrugged it off. Of course security is so much more than that. As I started to process it though I realized that is exactly what it is about to end-users. They don't care about the...
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Security is About Passwords and Credit Cards. That's what a very nice lady told me a few months ago. At first I shrugged it off. Of course security is so much more than that. As I started to process it though I realized that is exactly what it is about to end-users. They don't care about the...
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This has not really been that normal a week for me, but at least another article made it into print. The June 2008 issue of TechNet Magazine is headlined by an article I wrote with my friend Roger Grimes, Security Adviser for Infoworld , on Security by Obscurity . It is another one of those point-counterpoint...
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This has not really been that normal a week for me, but at least another article made it into print. The June 2008 issue of TechNet Magazine is headlined by an article I wrote with my friend Roger Grimes, Security Adviser for Infoworld , on Security by Obscurity . It is another one of those point-counterpoint...
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I do not run any anti-malware software on my primary workstation. It's a habit I got into way back when I was doing penetration assessments. I showed up at the site, fired up ye olde laptop, and went to run some tool. ...went to run some tool. Hey, where did that tool go? It was there when I left...
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I do not run any anti-malware software on my primary workstation. It's a habit I got into way back when I was doing penetration assessments. I showed up at the site, fired up ye olde laptop, and went to run some tool. ...went to run some tool. Hey, where did that tool go? It was there when I left...
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The May 2008 issue of TechNet Magazine is out. It has an article in it that I have been wanting to write for a long time, called Quantum Security . In it I posit the argument that there are some fundamental laws of security, similar to the laws of physics, which we must not ignore in our risk management...
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The May 2008 issue of TechNet Magazine is out. It has an article in it that I have been wanting to write for a long time, called Quantum Security . In it I posit the argument that there are some fundamental laws of security, similar to the laws of physics, which we must not ignore in our risk management...