Risk Management with Stuart King and Duncan Hart
Recent Posts
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Shoplifting and Shrinkage Protection
- Reed Elsevier 28 Oct 2008 -
Airports and committees
- Reed Elsevier 27 Oct 2008 -
Petition to keep the Vulcan flying
- Reed Elsevier 25 Oct 2008
I love second hand book stores: not because I'm too miserly to buy new books but because of the random nature of what you're likely to find and buy. For less than a pound I recently came home with ...
My journey to America yesterday began with my tube of shaving cream being confiscated at Heathrow Airport for being 50ml too large. The maximum "safe" size is 100ml. Any larger than that and ...
The Vulcan is a piece of British history: to see it flying again at the Farnborough airshow this year was a fantastic and awe-inspiring sight. The aircraft cost £7million to restore however, to ...
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Web security - WAFs, Secure Code and Third Party Components
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Key challenges driving my security agenda
- Reed Elsevier 23 Oct 2008 -
The Global State of Information Security
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Microsoft "biggest hacker in China"
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ROI from Cloud Computing
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Threat reports threats to credibility
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Storage Expo emphasis on data protection and security
- Reed Elsevier 17 Oct 2008
Some further interesting discussion on the subject of web application firewalls here. Regular readers of this blog (hello mum) will recall that this is a subject I've raised a couple of times in ...
I've been asked to write up a paragraph on what I consider to be the key challenges driving my security agenda as a discussion starter for a forthcoming roundtable that I'll be chairing. I think ...
The annual report from PWC (direct link to the full .pdf file) on the Global State of Information Security makes for interesting reading. There are some insightful facts and figures being reported ...
From the People's Daily Online...Software giant Microsoft has sparked a major controversy among millions of Chinese computer users with the nationwide launch yesterday of its "Screen Blackout" ...
Excellent and thought provoking article on Cloud Computing ROI here at cio.com. There are, inevitably, concerns about cloud computing: conformance with corporate IT security policies, the lack of ...
What do you think the outcome would be if you put security experts from Symantec, McAfee, ISS, Secure Computing, and SPI Dynamics into the same room and asked them each what they'd like to see ...
I had a good day yesterday at the Storage Expo in London. It's not an event I would usually have considered attending however there was a heavy emphasis on data storage solutions geared towards ...
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Spot the security expert
- Reed Elsevier 15 Oct 2008 -
Deliveries by the pound and rough justice for McKinnon
- Reed Elsevier 14 Oct 2008 -
Learning from the lessons learnt the hard way by others
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EDS again
- Reed Elsevier 10 Oct 2008 -
Application security - don't forget third party components
- Reed Elsevier 09 Oct 2008
Guy Coma became an instantly forgotten star of television and the Internet when he was mistakenly interviewed on air by the BBC in place of an IT expert after a mix-up. Fact of the matter is that ...
A few days ago a British market trader was convicted of selling her goods in pounds and ounces rather than kilos and grams. For this crime she received a £5000 fine and told her she would have a ...
I don't harbour any illusion that the misfortune of others, frequently commented on within this blog, couldn't end up also occuring to me within my own organisation. It would be foolish to think ...
Today EDS stands for Even more Data Stolen, or maybe Encrypt Data, Stupid!See http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7662604.stm An investigation is under way into the disappearance of a computer hard drive ...
Developers: bless 'em. They do love to download and use stuff from everywhere and anywhere in the name of functionality, time saving, or just to show how clever they are. How much control and ...