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Is an incorrectly implemented security program better than a non-existent one ?

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2008-09-03 16:02:00 by Random InfoSec Guy in Security Coin
Think carefully before you answer that one. A large majority of you would be inclined to give a resounding 'yes' - but I really want you to think carefully on this one. Think long term. Think about implementation hurdles, think about project documentation The answer to this IMHO is a big "DEPENDS To explain Imagine you're working in a company...
 
Tags: security, security program, program, security controls, change, leaders change, programs, security programs, roles change
 
 
 
 
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Spygate in Formula One racing Or: Dont forget your ancient floppy disks!

2008-03-27 16:16:37 by Thomas Raschke in Security & Risk Management
 
For those who didnt know, the Formula One racing series has recently started in Australia and Asia. While high-speed enthusiasts in the US flock to NASCAR or the IndyCar series, the rest of the world is hooked on the F1 racing circus (kind of similar to the situation with football/soccer Anyway, as a security professional you have probably heard...
 
Tags: floppy disks, formula, data theft, massive data theft, data theft channels, teams, profile formula, teams simply, indycar series
 
 
 
 
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Number One Wordpress Security Step

2008-03-31 02:53:02 by Erik T. Heidt in Art of Information Security
 
So, what is the most important step you can take to keep your Wordpress blog secure Keep the software up-to-date This may sound almost patronizingly obvious, but hold on a second. Every day hackers use unpatched servers or services of one kind or another as the bread and butter of their trade (stealing data, creating Bot networks, selling hacked...
 
Tags: wordpress, step, wordpress security step, wordpress automatic, wordpress development feed, wordpress community, security, wordpress blog secure, blog
 
 
 
 
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SSO Summit Day One Morning Session

2008-07-24 13:35:02 by Gunnar Peterson in 1 Raindrop
 
I am at the SSO Summit , high in the Colorado mountains (9200 feet elevation to be exact), the I-70 West sign is one of my favorite road signs. Ping Identity has done a great job putting this together. It is the perfect size around 125 people. Most of the best conferences I have been to have been around 60-150 people. There are a *lot* of...
 
Tags: sso, sso history talk, sso summit, mainframe sso, sso options, sso protocols, real world, real world lessons, authorization internal
 
 
 
 
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One of the cool things about my job

2008-01-31 15:59:48 by HASH0x8b5eeb0 in StillSecure, After All These Years
 
Like anyone else there are some days where I just ask myself what am I doing. Daily frustrations, the world not moving at my speed, my atrocious spelling and grammar mistakes all serve to have me ask myself if there is not a better way. However, there are other moments when I positively love what I do. I think the key is making sure those...
 
Tags: final benchmark report, derek, research, derek brink, research process, benchmark, achieve best-in-class results, positively love, moments
 
 
 
 
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One Sinowal Trojan + One Gang = Hundreds of Thousands of Compromised Accounts

2008-10-31 00:00:00 by RSA FraudAction Research Lab in Speaking of Security, the RSA Blog and Podcast
 
The RSA FraudAction Research Lab would like to share its startling findings based on its tracking and research of the Sinowal Trojan, also known as Torpig and Mebroot . Our findings based on the data we have collected on this Trojan over the course of almost three years including information regarding its design and its infrastructure indicate...
 
Tags: sinowal trojan, trojan, findings based, online bank accounts, login credentials, fraudsters, research, design, share
 
 
 
 
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One-fifth of Windows apps go unpatched

2007-12-31 00:00:00 by HASH0x8471a98 in Network World on Security
 
One in five applications installed on Windows PCs are missing security patches, a Copenhagen-based vulnerability tracker has reported
 
Tags: vulnerability tracker, windows pcs, security patches, applications
 
 
 
 
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One-fifth of PC applications lack security patches, survey finds

2007-12-31 08:00:00 by Editor in IT Compliance
 
But seven months ago the results were nearly one-in-three
 
Tags: months ago, one-in-three, results
 
 
 
 
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Highlighting the importance of data privacy... one person at a time

2008-01-11 09:29:07 by Jen Albornoz Mulligan in Security & Risk Management
 
I've seen an increasingly common trend for vendors or others to post sensitive personal information in public places, to prove that no harm will come, or that their solution will protect against any possible misuse. One person to do this recently, in response to the data loss by HM Revenue and Customs is Jeremy Clarkson , a TV broadcaster...
 
Tags: data, data protection laws, data breach, easy data, lost, protection, account, lost valuable time, bank account
 
 
 
 
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Download: Windows Vista One Year Vulnerability Report

2008-01-23 16:19:00 by jrjones in Jeff Jones Security Blog