All Risk Management News - May 2008

Taiwan to issue e-passports

The Taiwanese government will start issuing e-passports to its nearly 23 million citizens by the end of 2008 in an effort to tighten border control and reduce the use of forged travel documents.

Opportunities in the datacentre

Working in a datacentre may not sound like the most glamorous corner of IT, but for staff who like to work in a close-knit team using the latest technologies and who can handle occasional periods of high stress and out-of-hours working, it is ideal. It is also a great place to develop specialist skills while getting a grounding across the full spread of IT operations.

Web 2.0 blows a hole in business

The explosion in Web 2.0 applications - social networking, blogs, wikis, Second Life sites, and so on - has made them a key target for cyber criminals...

Actimize system sets sights on rogue traders

Actimize has unveiled surveillance software to detect rogue trading and enhance risk management capabilities at financial institutions

Shaky IT fatal for government's shared services savings claims

It is unclear how a move to shared services would benefit government departments because of the government's inability to measure...

Peter Gabriel’s web server stolen

Peter "Sledgehammer" Gabriel 's website suffered a period of downtime this week, following the theft of servers from his ISP.

Computer Weekly Security Think Tank

Information security questions answered by experts from: (ISC)2, British Computer Society, Gartner, National Computing Centre, Information Security Forum, Information Systems Security Association, and The Corporate Information Forum

Podcast: Business continuity is not just an IT issue - Russell Price of the Continuity Forum

The responsibility for business continuity has to reside at the highest level or any organisation and not just with the IT department. Russell Price of the Continuity Forum talks to Computer Weekly's Warwick Ashford about the issues involved.

ISF: Extend the security perimeter

By and large, corporates have solved the problem of protecting the security of workstations against malware in their own internal environment...

ISACA: Constantly mutating challenge

The idea that enterprises have made great progress in locking down their infrastructure to protect end-users from malware may not be totally accurate...
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