Some of the world’s largest corporations have recently fallen victim to hacking attacks and identify data theft, while other online businesses have been compromised and sidelined for days or weeks, losing millions of dollars in revenue and suffering significant reputational damage. It’s never been more important for companies to act in order to avoid becoming the next victim of identity data theft.
Anton Koren | 14 Jul | Read more
While the recent attack against RSA has caused many to question the RSA two factor solution, most people have ignored the more practical and more likely threats facing two factor authentication today.
Jarrod Loidl | 14 Jul | Read more
Recent attacks on HB Gary and RSA are evidence of Bruce Schneiers recent comment that “attacking a network is much easier than defending a network” and that “there might someday be the cyberspace equivalent of trench warfare, where the defender has the natural advantage”.
This is not just what is stolen; but also the loss of business or credibility that comes from informing customers that their data has been compromised. How would your customers react if you told them that their financial data or personal information had been taken by persons unknown?
Ian Hyndman | 13 Jul | Read more
If we were to believe the marketing hype over the last 20 years, we should be in a position today, in 2011 where security is not the BIG problem that it is. Every “security” product has promised to take the pain away; make us secure, compliant (with every known standard), and to not only solve our problem today, but to future proof us also. Buy now and you need nothing else!
Drazen Drazic | 08 Jul | Read more
Your board and audit committee are looking for reduction in risk exposure driven by your information security policy. Is this something you can track and measure?