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Defeating a web site attack by spending a few hours patching and testing may give you the feeling of winning-but only until you stop and think of how many such grueling exercises you've been through and how many more you will have to endure.
Efforts to develop real-time, web-based surveillance systems for evidence of biological and chemical terrorism are gaining steam and urgency because of the recent anthrax attacks around the country.
The dream of secure e-mail is more alive today than ever, as technology emerges that takes the difficulty out of encryption, and the complexity out of the hands of the user.
Customers unhappy, say testing should have caught it, company failed.
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have bred a heightened awareness of security, and as I-managers re-examine security infrastructure, a familiar question has resurfaced: Is it better to choose best-of-breed security products, or an integrated security suite
The ever-growing size and complexity of enterprise networks has greatly complicated the administrator's task of keeping intruders out while allowing authorized users in. But new access management products from IBM and Camelot IT aim to ease that burden.
Hewlett-Packard joins high-end security services market with policy development, risk and firewall assessment, and security integration services.
Readers relate their experiences with Microsoft's Internet Information Services server.
With the administration and both houses of Congress potentially signing off on air-travel smart cards, hopes are high in the industry that soon travelers will be signing up for the cards for use during all phases of the trip, from buying the ticket to che
Blue to add the Tivoli Identity Director as well as the Intrusion Manager products to its software arsenal. Company's Policy Director is also getting refreshed.
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How BlackBerry Has Become a Cyber-Security Player
eWEEK VIDEO: BlackBerry CTO Charles Eagan explains where his company's cyber-security efforts are headed and why, after 35 years and many technological changes, BlackBerry is fundamentally on...
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