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Infosecurity 2012 Europe: Conference news and highlights
Get the latest news and important research from the Infosecurity 2012 Europe conference, including coverage on security threats and data breaches. Guide
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IT in Europe: Information Security Edition e-zine
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Quantum cryptography tutorial: Is quantum key distribution realistic?
In this Royal Holloway MSc thesis, Sheila Cobourne and Dr. Carlos Cid explore the viability of quantum key distribution for enterprise use. Royal Holloway 2011
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Compromising emanations: Tactics for electronic surveillance detection
In this article, Royal Holloway MSc student Paul Frankland and Prof. Keith Martin examine how compromising emanations can reveal confidential data. Royal Holloway 2011
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InfoSecurity Europe 2011 coverage
Get the latest news and updates from the 2011 InfoSecurity Europe conference. Feature
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Raising the efficacy of a Trusted Platform Module security device
The Trusted Computing Group has set out to make interactions between computing devices more secure: But how effective is the technology it propagates? In this article, Andrew Lee-Thorp discusses the technology's potential limitations. Royal Holloway eBook Seri
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How to improve pharmaceutical data management with the TCG TPM
This article analyses various ways in which the Trusted Computing Group's Trusted Platform Module (TPM) could be used to enhance data security for pharmaceutical companies. Royal Holloway eBook Seri
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RSA Conference Europe 2010 coverage
Get updates on the latest happenings at the RSA Conference Europe 2010 with breaking news stories, and exclusive video and podcasts. Conference Coverage
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Financial services sector faces continued information security challenges
The financial services sector faces some sobering information security challenges. Find out what the state of security is in the financial services sector, as well as what banks are doing to combat information security threats. Feature
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Data Protection Act: UK information to avoid DPA fines
Data Protection Act information that explains exactly what you need to do in order to be compliant can be hard to come by. This mini learning guide offers tips and expert advice on how to avoid Data Protection Act fines. Learning Guide
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ICO fines Welsh health board £70,000 for patient record loss
For the first time, the ICO fines an NHS organisation for sending patient data to the wrong person. News | 11 May 2012
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Prepare now for more stringent U.S. data privacy laws
U.S. data privacy laws will soon become more pervasive and more strictly enforced. Security teams should prepare their organizations for the new rules. News | 05 Apr 2012
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European Commission data protection proposals draw hostile reaction
Reaction to the European Commission data protection proposals has been largely negative, as many believe the new rules are costly and misdirected. News | 26 Jan 2012
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Survey sheds light on SharePoint security concerns
Respondents' top SharePoint security concerns include frustrated users who inadvertently or deliberately circumvent security policies. News | 24 Jan 2012
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UK IT security survey reveals changing priorities
TechTarget surveyed UK IT professionals regarding their 2012 security priorities. The findings show changing security priorities. News | 16 Jan 2012
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Cattles' lost backup tapes highlight risk of unencrypted data storage
Cattles Group lost backup tapes containing 1.4 million unencrypted customer records. The incident highlights the risks of removable storage. News | 09 Jan 2012
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Emerging 2012 security trends demand information security policy changes
2012 security trends involving cookies, fines, devices and threats will demand more skills -- and a little finesse -- from security professionals. News | 29 Dec 2011
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Concerned about tablet security issues? Some are, others not so much
Users love their tablets, but security pros are concerned about tablet security issues. However, though tablets bring new threats, not everyone is ringing the alarm. News | 05 Dec 2011
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Privacy group reports alarming data breach statistics in public sector
Big Brother Watch reported alarming data breach statistics at local councils, which may be just the tip of the iceberg. News | 30 Nov 2011
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Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee on vision for the future of IT security
Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee told RSA Europe attendees the future of IT security must include greater simplicity for users. News | 14 Oct 2011
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The new EU data protection regulation: Planning for compliance
The new data protection rule will impact businesses worldwide. Discover quick wins for SMBs and projects for large businesses to move to compliance. Tip
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Four mobile device security threats and three tools to manage them
Mobile devices pose very real risks to organisations. Rob Shapland outlines four mobile device security threats and three tools to manage them. Tip
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Stop phone tracking and GPS data leakage
GPS-enabled smartphones and other GPS devices may leak confidential or sensitive data, making it easy for attackers to target your employees. Tip
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Managing security during acquisition: A merger integration checklist
Security must be carefully managed before and during an acquisition. Mike Cobb proposes a merger integration checklist for security. Tip
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RSA Europe 2011: IT security conference coverage
All the news from RSA Europe 2011. Read news, features, tips and blogs from the London based IT security conference. Tip
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Create an information sharing policy for protection from data leakage
Secure information exchange is a crucial aspect of controlling sensitive data, but few companies have a policy outlining such exchange. Learn how to lock down information sharing in this tip. Tip
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How sensitive company data leaks onto mobile devices in business
Expert Peter Wood explains the top five ways sensitive information can get onto mobile devices, and what policies need to be in place to prevent data exposure. Tip
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Secure USB best practices: Choosing USB hardware encryption
Learn why USB hardware encryption may be the best way to secure mobile data. Tip
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How to choose the best fire security safes for your organisation
While not as calculated as an outside attacker or a malicious employee, a fire could cause just as much data damage. Learn what to look for in enterprise fireproof safes. Tip
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iPad security policy pointers for enterprise iPad endpoint integrity
As enterprise iPad use increases, companies must make decisions about iPad security policy and how to enforce it. Lisa Phifer offers several tactics for ensuring iPad endpoint integrity. Tip
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PCI PTS: Understanding PCI PIN security requirements
What is PTS, and how does it relate to PCI DSS? In this expert response, learn about the differences between PCI DSS, PA DSS and PTS, as well as recent updates to PCI PTS requirements. Ask the Expert
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Mobile encryption options for mobile devices: Built-in vs. manual encryption
There are a few different ways to approach mobile encryption. In this expert response, Peter Wood discusses the pros and cons of different mobile encryption options. Ask the Expert
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How to detect if machines have been infected with Trojans, keyloggers
New data protection expert Paul Vlissidis explains the difference between keyloggers and Trojans before revealing how to find both on your machines. Ask the Expert
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Payment card industry compliance: Protect phoned-in credit card data
Mathieu Gorge explains how to protect credit card data over the phone if you're a call centre trying to meet payment card industry compliance standards. Ask the Expert
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What should be part of an employee termination checklist?
Letting go of someone with high IT privileges could come back to haunt you, especially in a time when redundancies are likely to occur in every sector. Ask the Expert
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What are the dangers of using Facebook, other social networking sites?
Ken Munro discusses the dangers associated with allowing employees to access social networking sites such as Facebook, and explains how corporations can avoid these risks by monitoring the information placed in employee profiles and using email filte... Ask the Expert
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How to comply with the Data Protection Act of 1998
Alan Calder explains the basic requirements of the U.K. Data Protection Act of 1998. He highlights how to comply with the Data Protecting Act and discusses the regulations guidelines and basic requirements. Ask the Expert
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How to prevent audit-logging system from storing passwords?
In this SearchSecurity.com Q&A, security pro Mike Rothman discusses several ways to prevent your audit systems from storing passwords or other personal information. Ask the Expert
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How can a CSO determine if a company has a data security problem?
In this SearchSecurity.com Q&A, security management expert Mike Rothman examines certain areas that a CSO should focus on, such as internal policy documents and penetration test results, to determine if a corporation has a data security breach proble... Ask the Expert
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Can keyloggers monitor mouse clicks and keyboard entries?
Keyloggers may be a security manager's best friend, especially if he or she wants to monitor an employee's keyboard entries. Keyloggers can't do it all, though, says application expert Michael Cobb. Ask the Expert
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BS 10012:2009 (British Standard 10012:2009)
British Standard 10012:2009 (BS 10012:2009) is a standard enacted by the U.K. government in order to further the privacy of sensitive personal information held by British corporations. Definition
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UK Identity Cards Act
The UK Identity Cards Act is a framework of enabling legislation for a British National Identity card passed in 2006. The Act has not yet gone into full-scale development or deployment... (Continued) Definition
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U.K. Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA 1998)
The Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA 1998) is an act of the United Kingdom (UK) Parliament defining the ways in which information about living people may be legally used and handled... (Continued) Definition
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Survey roundup: Trends in IT security topics
Surveys on a variety of IT security topics highlighted key trends in Web application vulnerabilities, cloud computing concerns and the motivations behind attacks. Photo Story
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USB gadgets and gizmos present data-theft risks
In this video, learn how new USB gadgets and gizmos could be used to siphon off your sensitive data. Video
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Cryptography for the rest of us
In this video, learn cryptography techniques for your enterprise that comply with regulatory and legal requirements, as well as what you need to understand before buying or building cryptography solutions. Video
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The real reasons behind data backup disk failure
Hugh Thompson, chief security strategist and founder of the consultancy People Security, tells a funny story about how one secretary's innocent mistake was the reason behind a series of suspicious 'media error' messages. Video
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Social networks and spear phishing attacks
Are your employees giving up valuable corporate information on social networking sites? Graham Cluley, senior consultant at Sophos Inc., explains how hackers can use data commonly found on LinkedIn to carry out effective spear phishing attacks. Video
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Security Roundtable: Virtualization security threats
Chris Hoff, Rich Mogull and Dino Dai Zovi discuss the top virtualization security threats, including some you might not expect. Video
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CISSP Essentials training: Domain 3, Cryptography
This free CISSP certification training video covers Domain 3: the history of cryptography and how to apply technologies and concepts to protect enterprise data. Video
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Database security best practices: Video with David Litchfield
David Litchfield, managing director at NGSSoftware Ltd., reviews three of the most common mistakes that database administrators are making. Video
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The new EU data protection regulation: Planning for compliance
The new data protection rule will impact businesses worldwide. Discover quick wins for SMBs and projects for large businesses to move to compliance. Tip
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ICO fines Welsh health board £70,000 for patient record loss
For the first time, the ICO fines an NHS organisation for sending patient data to the wrong person. News
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Infosecurity 2012 Europe: Conference news and highlights
Get the latest news and important research from the Infosecurity 2012 Europe conference, including coverage on security threats and data breaches. Guide
-
Prepare now for more stringent U.S. data privacy laws
U.S. data privacy laws will soon become more pervasive and more strictly enforced. Security teams should prepare their organizations for the new rules. News
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Survey roundup: Trends in IT security topics
Surveys on a variety of IT security topics highlighted key trends in Web application vulnerabilities, cloud computing concerns and the motivations behind attacks. Photo Story
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Four mobile device security threats and three tools to manage them
Mobile devices pose very real risks to organisations. Rob Shapland outlines four mobile device security threats and three tools to manage them. Tip
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European Commission data protection proposals draw hostile reaction
Reaction to the European Commission data protection proposals has been largely negative, as many believe the new rules are costly and misdirected. News
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Survey sheds light on SharePoint security concerns
Respondents' top SharePoint security concerns include frustrated users who inadvertently or deliberately circumvent security policies. News
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UK IT security survey reveals changing priorities
TechTarget surveyed UK IT professionals regarding their 2012 security priorities. The findings show changing security priorities. News
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Cattles' lost backup tapes highlight risk of unencrypted data storage
Cattles Group lost backup tapes containing 1.4 million unencrypted customer records. The incident highlights the risks of removable storage. News
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