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Digital identity firm VeriSign has been chosen to manage a global directory for radio-frequency identification (RFID) product numbers. Intrusion detection has become big business on the Internet and, to be honest, it's not surprising. How are CSOs coping with the growing burden of software patches? Julie Jervus sought the opinions of four practitioners with strong views on the matter Jonathan Gossels and Dick Mackey believe it does - the smaller the device the more likely the victim on theft Attacks using social engineering techniques can be difficult to defend against, as Gunter Ollmann discovers. Illena Armstrong looks at some of the forces driving demand for cyberliability insurance and what companies should be looking for Early public key infrastructure projects failed because they were too complex. But Stephen Wilson argues that PKI is ideal for managing closed communities. The humble desktop is often the weakest point in workplace security, as Gunter Ollmann regularly discovers Web services promise to change the way we build applications but, as Daniel Murton argues, security poses a huge challenge. Illena Armstrong asks if the big IT vendors can re-engineer themselves for security in light of today’s pressing business needs The next 12 months could be a crunch time for infosecurity. So Illena Armstrong asked some experts how the cookie might crumble Tighter regulation and higher levels of cyber attacks will increase the role of the CSO in 2004. Marcia Savage reports There is an increasing range of valuable qualifications that an information security expert can gain, says Marcia Savage Villain or angel? Ryon Packer explains how your network intrusion detection system could become the latter. What is the future for intrusion detection and intrusion prevention systems? Illena Armstrong examines the conflicting claims. What is most likely to bring your systems down? A minor problem might be as bad as a natural disaster argues Illena Armstrong Philip Carter argues that disaster recovery and business continuity should not be too tightly regulated Malicious attacks are evolving and, as Robert Clyde discovers, defenses to these attacks should evolve too Even after all the warnings and high profile security breaches we have seen in the last couple of years, it is astonishing to see how many companies are still not adequately assessing the risk associated with doing business within today’s IT infrastructure.