This vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note that it will likely favor the submitter's approach.
Dave Pack, CISSP, manager, knowledge engineering, LogRhythm Inc. |
13 Aug |
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As a CSO and CIO you may be wondering why I crafted a diagnostic related to understanding your most critical web products. The original purpose of the diagnostic was to discern which applications and how applications are ported successfully to a service provider's cloud. The diagnostic determines which cloud IaaS products (storage components, network components, and virtualization machines) are needed for an application. It addresses the platform components (server/operating system and web server) in the PaaS layer. Lastly, it focuses on the SaaS software application.
Gregory Machler |
05 Aug |
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For years businesses have talked about how important security is to their customers and to the success of their business. However, with <a href="http://www.csoonline.com/special/slideshows/data_breaches/index">so many breaches in so many different industries</a>, it's tough to take organizations at their word.
George V. Hulme |
23 Jul |
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If you want to ensure your security strategy gets read by the right people then keep it short, Tabcorp’s chief information security officer, Troy Braban, told the 2011 CIO Summit.
Diana Nguyen |
22 Jul |
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Phishing, spear phishing, trojan horse and other attacks are growing in number and sophistication, seemingly by the day. There can be little disputing that notion after RSA, Sony, Lockheed and Citicorp were embarrassed by breaches this year.
Jim Buchanan |
08 Jul |
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With the surge in <a href="http://blogs.csoonline.com/hacktivism">hacktivism</a> and nation-state espionage in recent years, not to mention the continuing high levels of cybercrime, companies need better tools to evaluate the quality of any developer's code.
Robert Lemos |
29 Jun |
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