NYT: Should Companies Tell Us When They Get Hacked? The New York Times Opinion Pages takes on the question: "Should Companies Tell Us When They Get Hacked?".
Category: security
Lance Spitzer’s Draft Security Awareness Roadmap
Back in May security professional Lance Spitzer wrote about the challenges facing security professionals in organizing, operating and assessing the maturity of an organization's security awareness program. It was a good that defines five levels of...
CISPA explained
Duqu: Son of Stuxnet
Whoa Verizon!
Verizon now tracks and shares Web surfing, location, app usage http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2011/10/verizon-now-tracking-web-b...
Best Practices for Fighting Botnets
From Engadget: "... the Department of Homeland Security and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) published a request for information, inviting companies from internet and IT companies to contribute their ideas to a voluntary "code...
IP addressing- A Great Read
Tinfoil Security – Automating Website Protection
this is an interesting startup. I think the key will be how they communicate what they find to the people running the websites and if they can help resolve potential vulnerabilities. What will their "step-by-step" look like? "We're making website ...
NY State CISO Evangelizes Risk Management
Questioning the Value of CISSP
What if everyone let his (or her) CISSP lapse? Dave Piscitello is a 37 year networking and Internet veteran who now focuses on Internet Security who wrote an interesting essay about his views of the CISSP certification. Good read. Not a rant. He m...
