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A California legislator is proposing a ban on state agencies handing out Social Security numbers and other personal data unless required for law enforcement purposes. The end-of-year survey of attitudes among the SC readership provides a fascinating snapshot of our industry’s state of health. Ron Condon goes through the responses Following a series of crippling attacks, Washington State University has implemented new systems to keep out email viruses and spam. Kevin Dickey, CISO for Contra Costa County, founded a group that has brought security issues to the fore for California county governments. Marcia Savage sees how his ideas have struck a chord throughout the state The U.S. State Department has chosen a system that integrates smart card technology from Datakey and biometric technology from Precise Biometrics AB, the companies announced this week.

Unlike the data acquisition tools here, WinTasks is intended to give administrators a view of the running state of a system, helping to identify and track malicious activity.

Iowa State University has unveiled a new research lab designed to realistically simulate internet attacks in order to better study their effects and lead to improved defenses. I read with great interest Mr. Stephenson’s article “Advancing to a mature state of digital forensics’ in the September issue of SC Magazine. The current state of application security practice is grim. The current state of application security practice is grim.

GFI LANguard System Integrity Monitor (SIM) detects whether files have been changed on a Windows 2000/XP system. It identifies exactly which files have been changed, making it easy to restore the system to its original state, although it does not provide any utility for automatic recovery - you have to have secured original copies of these files elsewhere.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has launched a campaign to educate businesses and consumers about the dangers of the internet. Last month's column, "IDS: Alarms, not Walls," incited some interesting responses.