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A pre-implementation Windows 7 security guide for enter
Many enterprises are preparing to upgrade to Windows 7, but what are the security advantages and implications of the move? Expert Michael Cobb has the answers.
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How to secure GSM phones against cell phone eavesdroppi
A recent advancement in attacks on Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) security has shown that it is now trivial to intercept or record GSM cell phone calls.
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A wireless LAN security update: Developments in technol
Given advancements in technology and law, Joel Snyder offers up four tips that will help you secure your wireless LAN.
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Best practices to secure wireless networks
Wireless LANs have become pervasive in the enterprise, making it critical that financial services firms secure them to ensure they remain compliant with regulations for protecting customer data. In...
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Considerations for buying and implementing DLP solution
Financial institutions are looking to data loss prevention solutions to prevent costly data security breaches. Learn key issues to weigh before buying and installing a DLP product.
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Pros and cons of end-to-end encryption and tokenization
With PCI DSS and other compliance requirements, organizations are looking for surefire solutions to protect payment card and other sensitive data. Tokenization and end-to-end encryption have emerge...
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Operation Aurora: Tips for thwarting zero-day attacks,
In December 2009, Google, Adobe and other companies were the victims of a damaging cyberattack called Operation Aurora. In this tip, expert Nick Lewis outlines the lessons learned from this attack,...
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Data encryption methods: Securing emerging endpoints
In this tip, Mike Chapple explains how companies can go about evaluating and choosing data encryption methods for emerging endpoints such as iPads, netbooks and more.
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SMS two-factor authentication for electronic identity
Tokens are no longer the only choice when it comes to OTPs and electronic identity verification. Learn about new two-factor authentication options involving SMS and mobile phones.
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Buying an IPS: Determine why you need intrusion prevent
Learn how to develop the right IPS strategy for your network by first asking why your organization needs intrusion prevention. This is the first in a seven-part series.
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Portable USB thumb drive encryption: Software and secur
If you allow USB flash drives at your enterprise, encryption software and policy are a must. Learn about the best USB encryption options and how to choose one for an organization.
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How to configure IIS authorization and manager permissi
David Shackleford reviews authorization rules that will help you secure your IIS 7 Web server.
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UTM appliances in the enterprise: Are they enough?
UTM appliances are in high demand at small and midsize companies looking to secure the network. But how do UTM appliances fit into a defense-in-depth strategy in the enterprise? In this tip, Michae...
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Three portable data storage encryption methods
Mike Chapple looks at three ways to encrypt sensitive data while it's stored on portable media.
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Using Windows software restriction policies to stop exe
Software restriction policies are one way to prevent known malware and file-sharing applications from taking control of your network.
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How risk management standards can work for enterprise I
Every organization should be able to articulate how IT threats can harm a business. Forrester Research Analyst Chris McClean explains how a five-step risk management strategy, based on a risk manag...
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How to buy an IPS: Features, testing and review
If you're considering IPS for your enterprise, make sure you know what to look for in the products you're reviewing. In this tip, network security expert David Meier describes how to conduct an IPS...
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Using HTTPS: How to encrypt and secure a website
Mike Chapple reviews how to secure a website with HTTPS encryption.
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How to prevent iPhone spying: mobile phone management t
So you have an iPhone, you don't access the Internet, you use a PIN to authenticate and you never let the device out of your site. Michael Cobb explains why iPhone spying still isn't out of the que...
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Are you too small for an email retention and archiving
Joel Snyder reviews how organizations, both large and small, should prepare their email retention and archiving policy.
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Creating a Java security framework
The number of attacks on Java is steadily increasing, and many enterprises are unprepared for the threat. Get advice on how to lock down Java from expert Nick Lewis.
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IAM concepts and predictions to watch in 2011
Forrester's Andras Cser discusses the emerging identity and access management concepts and market predictions enterprises should be prepared for in 2011.
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iPad security policy pointers
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.
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How to successfully 'invest' in your career
Credentials that set you apart from other information security applicants can determine whether you land your dream job. In this tip, Lee Kushner and Mike Murray give advice on how to choose effect...