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Lately there has been a lot of discussion about the difference between real security and compliance with data security regulations. Common employee behaviour may result in data loss or leakage of a company's intellectual property, a new study concludes. 'Brad Pitt' has been found to be the most dangerous search name of the year. Looking for the board to invest in your security project? Learn to speak their language before you pitch, suggest Jessica Twentyman Organisations that hold personal data should be made liable for fraudulent transactions, say BT security experts. Will ICANN's domain name expansion affect internet security? Although down in recent months, around 150bn spam messages are sent every day, according to the latest quarterly Secure Computing Internet Threats Report.
No visible management of data security at any level, concludes Poynter review. All the technology in the world won't help if your employees don't follow security policies, so how can you win them over? The RSA conference in April marked one year almost to the day since Dave DeWalt left EMC and took over the reins as CEO of McAfee. Icann president launches new best practice guide for business leaders John W. Thompson uses keynote speech on the opening morning of the RSA Conference to call for an information-centric approach to security. Information risk experts at a leading IT security conference have underlined the importance of people and processes in delivering an effective enterprise security programme. All the encryption in the world won't keep information safe if the people handling data don't think about security. IronPort's charismatic CEO puts his success down to having tasted failure in the past. He talks to Paul Fisher SC Magazine's UK editor about living with Cisco. The Qualys CEO firmly believes the internet has taken over from software -which is why Bill Gates is in trouble. Philippe Courtot, without any obvious irony, describes himself as a "child of the internet". Unusual for a chief executive but, as this interview progresses, it becomes clear that the 61-year-old sees himself as a most unusual CEO. He is referring to his time spent at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, where he witnessed the birth of the web under the aegis of Tim Berners-Lee.
A new study suggests that fears about security breaches are moving down IT managers' list of concerns.. Researchers at Marshal, an internet security firm, are tracking a new spam campaign in which recipients receive messages inviting them to join MySpace – but a click on the link leads them to a bogus page containing malware disguised as an Adobe update. Management software vendor CA has announced financial results for its second quarter fiscal year 2008, ending September 30th 2007. Web 2.0 is cool, it may even be useful, but it is also causing a headache for those paid to worry about IT security