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Piracy on the high seas has been a flourishing business for many centuries. How often have you played the ‘scruples game’ amongst your friends, to question how much they would they rob a bank for - £5 million, £10 million, £25 million? Every day, millions of dollars worth of proprietary enterprise data escapes the safe confines of corporate data centers and walks right out the front doors of the company. As a former police officer, it was driven into me during my formative years as an investigator that every facet of every case had to be prepared with the utmost diligence. I have read so many articles that have tried to advise the industry on ways to analyze an organizations return on security investment (ROSI), with the majority championing the difficulties associated with it and sadly concluding that in fact there is no effective way. There is a clear need today for experienced information systems security professionals, and increasing numbers of IT professionals are rushing into to fill the gap. I’ve read so many articles that have tried to advise the industry on ways to analyze an organization’s return on security investment (ROSI). "Success in warfare is gained by carefully accommodating ourselves to the enemy's purpose. If the enemy shows an inclination to advance, lure him on to do so; if he is anxious to retreat, delay on purpose that he may carry out his intentions." Sun Tzu, The Art of War A heightened awareness of security issues and the need to safeguard mission-critical, highly confidential data has catapulted security to the top of organisations’ agendas. Ebusiness security has never been bigger business and industry experts agree that the best growth is yet to come. Historically, encryption technology has been seen as too cumbersome, complicated and expensive for organisation to invest in, with too little return. The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative identified governments around the world that need to take stronger action against piracy and counterfeiting with the release last week of its “Special 301” annual report. The denial-of-service (DoS) attack is a common, recurring problem in networking, and recently, more and more companies are being caught out because of holes in their security infrastructure. An Australian software developer could be out of a job after a court found he may have intended to share trade secrets about multi-million deal involving telcom provider Telstra. The onslaught of data breaches and online fraud is putting people off buying and banking on the internet, according to a new Gartner report. Blogs aren’t all bad. And there are practices you can adopt to protect trade secrets Animal rights protesters have launched denial of service (DoS) attacks against several companies that work in the fur trade.