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The next 12 months could be a crunch time for infosecurity. So Illena Armstrong asked some experts how the cookie might crumble Security has become paramount on mobile devices as more employees work away from the office. Ron Condon investigates. Digital attacks often mirror attacks in the real world. Illena Armstrong asks if they are inevitable and how to respond. Illena Armstrong discovers that the use of traditional passwords could be giving many organizations a false sense of security. What is most likely to bring your systems down? A minor problem might be as bad as a natural disaster argues Illena Armstrong You and your boss may disagree if you’re secure, but Ryon Packer argues that you’re measuring it differently If security is seen to enhance business goals Illena Armstrong finds that selling it to the boardroom becomes a much easier task. It was recently reported that the worldwide market for IT security and business continuity products and services is growing twice as fast as overall IT industry. By 2006, this market is expected to surpass $150 billion (IDC, 2002). This article appeared in a very abbreviated form in SC Magazine’s January 2003 issue and is presented here in full. “When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said, in a rather scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it to mean - neither more nor less.” Lewis Carroll, Through the Looking Glass These days I spend my time breaking into networks and web servers for a living. There’s been a lot of discussion about biometrics. We often hear of prevention being better than cure. Everyone probably has their own 9/11 story. Most forward-looking companies today leverage the internet as their primary business communications tool linking employees, customers, partners, and suppliers. Bond movies will always be associated with state-of-the-art technology, but few of the products he uses or encounters ever make it into the real world.

The ability to carry large amounts of data in your pocket could mean the end of the obligatory laptop haul. But as much as it can transform a daily commute without the worry of laptop theft, it can compound other problems.

ViRobot is a lesser-known anti-virus solution from Korean developer Global HAURI. It is not really a newcomer - it has been in the market since 1998 - but it has taken until recent times to really start to make a mark in Western markets.

The trouble with a better mousetrap is that it soon becomes yesterday's model: when you build security around a growing enterprise it is well to avoid obsolescence by adapting an EdgeForce appliance with its modular specification and performance.

Good intelligence is the key to defeating cybercrime, Sharon Lemon, new head of the National Hi-Tech Crime Unit, tells René Millman. But that will only happen when there is a true partnership between UK plc and the police