Nokia admits security flaws in Series 40 OS
Nokia confirmed Thursday its widely used Series 40 operating system has security vulnerabilities that could allow activation of stealth applications
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Nokia admits security flaws in Series 40 OS
Nokia confirmed Thursday its widely used Series 40 operating system has security vulnerabilities that could allow stealth installation and activation of applications
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Ask the Auditor: Who is Responsible for Information Security?
...security
By Dan Swanson
A Reader Asks: Who is responsible for information security
The Auditor Responds: In short, the board of directors, management (of both staff and business lines), and internal audit functions all have significant roles in auditing information security. The big question for many companies is how these stakeholders should...
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Security is not all about Security Updates
...security updates?" So I want to make sure people understand the goals of the SDL and perhaps more importantly, the non-goals
There are three major security-related disciplines here at Microsoft and people outside the company often confuse the three
1. Security feature development
2. Security response
3. Secure software engineering
The first...
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Reliability Vs. Security
...security versus reliability debate would be very one-sided. After all, reliability is the attendees mainstay and if there is one group of folks on the planet who would see security as a subset or subsidiary concern, it might be the industry and academic experts that attend this prestigious IEEE conference
I gave the industry keynote to open...
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My 2008 Security Predictions!
...security predictions that cover both technology and market. I just posted a review of my last's year's prediction where I mostly erred on the conservative side. I promise to be more 'extreme' this year, while still keeping the old wisdom of Richard Feynman in mind: if you predict the status quo, you are more likely to be correct
Here is my...
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Security vs. Privacy
...security versus privacy. Which is more important? How much privacy are you willing to give up for security? Can we even afford privacy in this age of insecurity? Security versus privacy: It's the battle of the century, or at least its first decade
In a Jan. 21 New Yorker article, Director of National Intelligence Michael McConnell discusses a...
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Who should do your security audits? Or, how do you organize the security department?
...security department are uneasy with this, and prefer that someone else do the auditing. I've encountered similar tension before, and it always makes me wonder why information security folk and auditors frequently have trouble working together. As I thought more about this, I began to wonder if maybe there's a better way to organize the entire...
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Security is Invisible and Customers won't Pay for Security
...Security is invisible. Customers are willing to pay for visible software product functionality but not for secure software product development methodology. Unfortunately, most of the security is in the backend, if security works well, truly, it should be "invisible" and the fact that it hidden does not motivate customers to pay anything...
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