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These days, your end-users have usually become the weakest link in your data security chain, so attacks are shifting from the server side to the client side, notably to mobile devices like smartphones.
Security holes that’ll keep you up at night: Your end-users (aka The Weakest Link)
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Protecting the value of your business: Products Do Not Equal a playbook that works
Thursday, September 29, 2011
I can’t emphasize this enough: All of the technology products and services an organization devotes to securing its data, applications, systems, and networks have but one aim — to protect the value of the business.
Conversely, every data breach reduces the value of the business — and there are more data breaches every year.
Categories: Business Resumption | Business-critical Data | CEO to CEO | Disaster Recovery | General Business | Information Security | Malware | Security | SPAM | Virus Detection
Beware the Malware Pandemic
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
About a year ago, a routine enterprise security analysis turned up 75 gigabytes of stolen data. Thus began the discovery of the ‘Kneber botnet’, which had hijacked 74,000 computers at more than 2,500 organizations around the world.
Operating undetected for a year, the Kneber botnet’s 74,000 ‘zombies’ stole 68,000 corporate logins to e-mail accounts, online banking accounts, and a variety of public email and social networking sites. It also grabbed nearly 2,000 SSL certificate files used to secure the likes of online banking transactions. More...
Categories: Disaster Recovery | Information Security | Security | Malware | Virus Detection | Intrusion Detection | SPAM
