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Security: The Rise of the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)
2011 has seen a wave of high-profile security breaches, including targets like RSA, Sony, Lockheed Martin, Citigroup, Sega, the IMF, the UK NHS and even the CIA. many of the biggest exploits were perpetrated by the group called Lulz Sec. The group…
Security: Compliance and Threat of Data Breaches Drive Increased Encryption
Recent hacker exploits at companies and government organizations like Lockheed Martin, Sony PlayStation, GMail and the Canadian Government lead one to the conclusion that once a computer system is attached to a network, it really can’t be 100% safe. The Ponemon…
Data Centers: Virtualization Requires Security Plans to be Rethought
Security plans that worked well with traditional networking and non-virtualized servers don’t necessarily transfer directly to the world of cloud computing and virtualization. Virtualization requires that security measures be rethought. Virtualization removes the one-to-one mapping between the physical device and…
Security: Human Error is Greatest Threat
Sometimes we’re our own worst enemy. Two-thirds of database breaches were found to be the result of either human error or perpetrated by a privileged user with inside access to the system. That’s one of the results of a database…
Security: Executives Wake Up to the Risks
A wave of new devices and technology is making the job of enforcing data security a very difficult one. Increasingly employees are using their personal devices, especially smartphones and tablets for accessing data from their organization. This trend is being…