Jon Oltsik
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News
Sep 16, 2011Review: Trend Micro Endpoint Security - eSecurity Planet
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Blogs
Sep 15, 2011GSA Eases Cloud Computing Procurement
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market landscape reports
Sep 15, 2011Database Security: Keeping Data Safe
Most will agree that corporate databases are a rich source of confidential and private information. This data needs to be protected via methods that comply with corporate and government regulations. New data requirements demand technology changes, but will IT organizations have the budgets, skills, tools, and processes necessary to keep the information residing in these databases secure?
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briefs
Sep 13, 2011The IBM Secure Engineering Framework: A Valuable Cyber Supply Chain Security Model for Enterprise Organizations
Recent ESG research illustrated that cyber supply chain security is extremely immature in most large organizations, an alarming fact given today's sophisticated threats and targeted attacks. Many CISOs claim that cyber supply chain security is relatively new and there are no best practice guidelines to follow. IBM's recently published Secure Engineering Framework Redguide may help bridge this knowledge gap. Outlining its internal best practices for software assurance and cyber supply chain security, IBM provides a set of valuable guidelines that CISOs can customize and emulate for their own needs.
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News
Sep 12, 2011Startup To Launch New Brand Of SaaS For Post-Incident Response - Dark Reading
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Blogs
Sep 8, 2011Cloud Confusion Fuels Security Concerns
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Blogs
Sep 1, 2011vShield, Cloud Computing, and the Security Industry
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Blogs
Aug 31, 2011VMware VXLAN: Cloud Network Segmentation Over Layer 2.5
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Blogs
Aug 26, 2011Data Center Networking Demystified
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Blogs
Aug 24, 2011Vertical Industry Information Security
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Blogs
Aug 23, 2011Will Desktop Virtualization Prosper Over The WAN?
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research briefs
Aug 19, 2011Research Brief: Database Security Remains Challenging and Fraught with Problems
Given the amount of sensitive and regulated data stored in corporate databases, one would assume that database security is strong, well-understood, and adequately funded. Unfortunately, none of these assumptions are true. Database security remains challenging in terms of the IT organization, security technology, and financials. While database security issues often do not receive adequate attention, they represent a security “elephant in the room,” creating an unacceptable level of security risk for many large organizations.
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Blogs
Aug 17, 2011Whatever Happened to Microsoft Forefront Endpoint Protection?
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Blogs
Aug 15, 2011Can Cisco Still Compete In the Public Sector and Other Cash-Strapped Industries?
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research briefs
Aug 12, 2011Research Brief: Remote/Branch Offices: An Extremely Vulnerable Target for Security Attacks
Over the past few years, IT consolidation has reached a fever pitch with most organizations moving as many IT assets as possible from remote locations and small data centers into more cost-effective optimized corporate facilities. The applications and data in these centralized sites, however, are still accessible to remote/branch offices at the other end of the wire. Inadequately managed remote PCs combined with poorly trained workers at these locations creates a vulnerable population that could be an easy entry point for cyber criminals and advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks.
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