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22nd September 2009
Like other valuable business assets, information must be regarded as an asset too which is valuable to the organization and need a suitable protection against any types of threats. The threats are not just from the internet, but you know that nearly over ... Read >
Author: Ki Grinsing11th September 2009
21st sanctuary will be known as a technology era. Businesses want to achieve more by spending less, having less expertise, less overhead and responsibilities. Many business still do there work locally and afraid of outsourcing their work to experts. They ... Read >
Author: Michael31st August 2009
Information security protects information and information systems from people accessing it, using it, disclosing it, disrupting it, modifying it or destroying it. If you really need to know more about information security then you should read this article... Read >
Author: Ali Bitazar26th August 2009
So how can you protect yourself, your Website and your customers’ private information? Using the right Web hosting company, like Bluehost can help. Bluehost gives their customers some very important security tools for free that can help prevent security... Read >
Author: Russell29th July 2009
Transcription Services are creating a huge employment opportunity worldwide. For perspective, a 2006 Market Intelligence Service report of National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) estimates that at least 120-150 companies are enga... Read >
Author: Ajay Prasad22nd June 2009
While every merchant can certainly enjoy the benefits of being able to accept credit cards for their business, the customer also benefits from it, and can benefit even more from having a secure web gateway.
So much shopping is done online these days, a... Read >
Author: Kevin Sarisky22nd June 2009
Penetration testing is the active analysis of the system, its network and the entire website for both known and unknown vulnerabilities arising out of inaccurate system configurations, hardware or software defects, inactivity of automatic updates and othe... Read >
Author: Techrate17th June 2009
The (I)nformation (S)ecurity (M)anagement (S)ystem (ISMS) is nothing but a proper and systematic approach directed towards management of sensitive information so as to ensure the security of the information. ISMS attempts to target three core areas of inf... Read >
Author: Robert Bell17th June 2009
The first step in the process of implementing information security is to select a standard applicable to you; in this case it is the BS7799-3:2005. The next stage involves choice of policies after determining their content and structure. It is imperative ... Read >
Author: Robert Bell15th June 2009
The BS7799 consists of 10 different sections with different objectives which needs some deliberation and understanding. These sections can be summarized as below:
• Policy on Security: The objective of this section is to provide the management direc... Read >
Author: Robert Bell06th May 2009
The last few months have seen the world plunge into an economic crisis of unexpected proportions. The question of whether we are in the midst of a full-blown recession or not, is just a play with words. Do not be swayed into thinking that this is merely a... Read >
Author: DavidM28th April 2009
No one is left uncovered from the blessings of the Information Technology. People are connected to each other through this source only. A person can visit the whole world by sitting in his own home only with the help of this technology. Internet is the re... Read >
Author: Allan Greem09th April 2009
There has been a certain amount of publicity recently about the CONFICKER super worm which has infected hospitals, Royal Navy warships, industry and the latest news from a leaked memo says that our Parliament has also been infected.
The conficker wor... Read >
Author: Chris Eden17th March 2009
There is a lot going on in the information security space. 2006 looks to be an interesting year in these regards. Below are some things to watch for in 2006, some of them are good and, unfortunately, some aren’t.
First the good news:
- We are... Read >
Author: jamulco09th March 2009
One of the major things you would have to consider when outsourcing from other countries is the provider’s language. It is a very common fact that the world has lots of different languages and dialects so it would be very important that you require your... Read >
Author: Max01st March 2009
With the advent of fax free payday loans meeting your emergency financial need has become faster and easier than ever before. All you need is meet the usual basic requirements of online lending companies. The processing formalities are taken care of onlin... Read >
Author: James Stubbs25th February 2009
Custom website design is one of the important parts in the website development and design or process. Today, the use of internet and wide development of cyber community custom web design arrives as established and powerful instrument in web creation. Nee... Read >
Author: Programmer Export21st October 2008
Every computer-based company needs a technology expert on staff. That’s why computer jobs are always in demand. If u want to create new software or work with people to meet their computer needs, then getting a job of your choice should be a cakewalk.
... Read >
Author: BrendanFranklin21st October 2008
There is a lot going on in the information security space. 2006 looks to be an interesting year in these regards. Below are some things to watch for in 2006, some of them are good and, unfortunately, some aren’t.
First the good news:
- We are... Read >
Author: jamulco12th September 2008
Sending flowers all around the world is now a well-established trend. People are using services of florists to greet their loved ones on different occasions all year round. Earlier, they were taking services of florists in their neighborhood, but now they... Read >
Author: rideaufloristtoronto@gmail.com20th July 2008
Each year, just before the INFOSEC (Information Security Exhibition) a test is carried out to asses the level of security placed upon workplace passwords.
This year your password could be exchanged for a chocolate bar. It is still shocking that some 64... Read >
Author: Chris Eden10th July 2008
The price of silver has grown steadily over time, creating greater value and demand. Like gold and platinum, silver is a precious metal, giving it worth beyond its decorative purpose. As a definition, metals are considered precious when they are deemed ra... Read >
Author: Jansen Davis07th July 2008
This is a very interesting feature and you are likely to be flooded with lots information if you delve deeper into the crux of the matter. The deeper you go the more complicated it seems cause more often than not we are deceived into believing facts that ... Read >
Author: Peter Paul13th June 2008
Most companies holding a certification to ISO9001 have done so for many years and although the standard call for 'Continual Improvement' this is often product or service based and often reflects the normal organic growth. While there is nothing intrinsi... Read >
Author: Chris Eden20th May 2008
The Standards for information security in the modern, fast-paced business environment will continue to grow and evolve as the tactics and techniques that hackers and other criminals use also evolve. The PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standa... Read >
Author: Andy Eliason08th May 2008
Seclore: Information Rights management (IRM) Company, ERM Solutions provider
Seclore Information rights management provides information security for securing and tracking usage of sensitive information stored in distributed documents or shared with ven... Read >
Author: Seclore08th May 2008
The PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) is a set of 12 requirements that any merchant who stores, processes, or transmits sensitive information must conform to. This PCI compliance was designed to increase the level of information secu... Read >
Author: Andy Eliason08th May 2008
PCI compliance is required of any merchant who stores, processes, or transmits sensitive credit card information. Compliance, in this case, refers to a merchant or company adhering to the requirements of the PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security S... Read >
Author: Andy Eliason06th May 2008
Seclore: Information Rights management (IRM) Company, ERM Solutions provider.
Seclore Information rights management provides information security for securing and tracking usage of sensitive information stored in distributed documents or shared with ve... Read >
Author: Seclore24th April 2008
An idea might be a dime a dozen, but the right property protected idea can be worth millions to you and your business. Ideas are the core of many new businesses. When you get new ideas, you might be excited to share those ideas with others. Reconsider tha... Read >
Author: Dave Davies10th April 2008
In today’s high technology environment, organizations are becoming increasingly dependant upon their information systems. Information is widely regarded as the life blood of the modern enterprise. And, consequently, the security controls surrounding the... Read >
Author: Alan Calder08th April 2008
What is encryption?
Encryption is a method of scrambling a message or other data so that is cannot be read by an unathorised person. Sadly it has become too easy to intercept messages and use them for illegal purposes. Encryption protects that data.
... Read >
Author: Chris Eden03rd April 2008
Continuity and disaster recovery is one aspect that a company has to focus on to have effective and successful operations most of the time. This would assure them that in the event of any kind of disaster, their business would be able to remain fully func... Read >
Author: Bill Pratt11th February 2008
Cybercrimes abound today and these make computer forensics as one of information security's fastest growing markets. While forensics tools are used to track down perpetrators in high-profile cases, they are also being used in preparing evidence for potent... Read >
Author: Shon Harris07th February 2008
Whether you manage a school, business, charity, or church, people entrust their personal information to you. They do so believing you will safeguard their information. If your clients, employees, donors, and others believed you were not handling their d... Read >
Author: mybinding10th November 2007
This week I am carrying the series of myths forward and this time surrounding Information Security (ISO27001).Information Security is for big companiesFalse Most small companies (and individuals) are targeted at some time.My computer has virus control sof... Read >
Author: Chris Eden07th August 2007
UTM security provides inherent advantage over other security solutions in terms of lowered capital and operating costs, integrated multiple security features and ability to counter the rising trend of Insider threat.
Apart from the UTM conforming to ab... Read >
Author: Cyberoam26th July 2007
The technologies that make today’s businesses more efficient and effective also make them more vulnerable to threats. Information security can be a constant struggle for corporations as they fight to keep ahead of the ever-changing computer data securit... Read >
Author: Dave Meizlik24th July 2007
As the school holidays are about to start and the masses flock to the airports in search of the sun, air passengers this summer are about to face up to the latest security measures designed to keep our airports safe. With the heightened security in the af... Read >
Author: Paula Garrett11th July 2007
Employment costs are probably the biggest overhead that any organisation has to cover taking on specialist employees such as Quality Manager, Environmental Manager, Information Security Manager or Internal Auditor are not only hard to find but attract a p... Read >
Author: Chris Eden15th January 2007
Anti-virus software takes much importance in information security. After posting article on Anti-virus software comparison I decided to test Active Virus Shield by AOL which is for free. Since the software engine is the same as Kaspersky anti-virus softwa... Read >
Author: beerbong01st December 2006
While the earlier overview of the Security+ Exam can provide you with the most basic facts regarding the exam, in this article we would give you some analysis and perspective of the exam.
The exam is entirely multiple-choice, which some also call “m... Read >
Author: Attagirl20th November 2006
Privacy Filters - Keep it Confidential
Information security is a top priority for many companies, especially for traveling employees who are prone to attacks. Passwords, firewalls and biometrics are only half the solution to data security.
Using a 3... Read >
Author: Torbin Sundquist14th March 2006
The first obstacle for harmful programs on the way to your computer is a firewall, which prevents it from penetration. The second frontier is an antivirus program, which accomplishes scanning of all files on your computer searching for known viruses. Keyl... Read >
Author: Alexander Styopkin05th March 2006
Offshore Outsourcing as we all know is the process in which the work and valuable information is sent overseas for the purpose of some types of advantage to both, to the clients and to the vendors. It is also fact that lots of flexibilities are associated... Read >
Author: Jim John02nd February 2006
Privacy at Risk: Protect your Outgoing Data
Introduction
With security software spending estimated at $50 billion globally in 2005, information technology professionals are clearly taking the problems of data privacy and identify theft seriously. Wh... Read >
Author: Dag Adamson05th January 2006
The Doors and Windows are locked – But.
Keywords: stolen, identity
Your identity can so easily be stolen
By someone taking your name, credit card numbers, social security number or other types of information, and then using them to obtain services... Read >
Author: Derek Miller16th November 2005
StarForce Technologies has been mentioned in the rating of the largest Russian IT Security companies in November issue of Russian CNews magazine which covered the Russian information security market. According to CNews Analytics, StarForce is the second i... Read >
Author: Dmitri Timoshenko02nd November 2005
Go ahead; mention computer security to the average small business owner. See how fast his hand covers his wallet. This is because most people see security as an expense. The average small business owner immediately thinks about the costs to implement some... Read >
Author: Rick Parrott, MCP
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