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10 tips for offsite meeting security
Keeping attendees safe, and ensuring proprietary information stays out of the public domain must be part of any solid strategy for an offsite meeting or event
Three reasons why asking risky questions reduces risk
Business professionals are often afraid to ask uncomfortable questions and will avoid certain topics entirely. But Michael Santarcangelo explains that by evading difficult issues, we actually increase our risk
Android vs iOS vs BlackBerry: Which is the most secure holiday gift?
Which smartphone and tablet OS provides the best security? Steve Hunt and the Neohapsis team provide a guide for holiday gift-givers (or any gadget lover).
By the numbers: How dangerous are Facebook, Twitter, and search engines (really)?
Highlights from a presentation titled "The dark side: Measuring and analyzing malicious activity on Twitter and Facebook," by Daniel Peck, research scientist with Barracuda Networks
Facebook may be scary, but we love it anyway
Research finds while most Facebook and Twitter users admit the social networks have security problems, that's not going to stop them from logging on
How your signature can propel your security career
Skip the cookie-cutter approach to security! Tailor your work and make it worthy of your signature
9 secrets of getting stuff done in a big company
Even well-run organizations can be political, inflexible and resistant to new ideas. How do you accomplish anything when you're facing those challenges? Here are 9 ways to achieve your security goals.
68 great ideas for running a security department
Supercharge your team, deliver more business value, identify better metrics, and so much more. A collection of practical ideas from leading CSOs and CISOs.
Which smartphone is the most secure?
Not all mobile phone operating systems are created equal. As Spencer McIntyre of SecureState explains, there are unique differences and threats specific to each smartphone and, in the end, security is largely up to the user
Finding security's opportunity to engage
Sometimes security can find surprising places to connect and engage with others in an organization. Michael Santarcangelo offers some tips on how to identify them
Enter the Security KnowledgeVault
The resources in this Security KnowledgeVault provide expert advice on everything from creating a multilayered security strategy and deploying a more proactive fight against cybercrime, to realizing when it's time to stop going it alone and seek outside, expert help.
Protecting Your Data on Mobile Devices
Protecting data on mobile devices creates a whole new batch of security headaches. Join experts in this Videocast lead by John Girard, VP and Distinguished Analyst at Gartner, to hear how you can deploy a comprehensive enterprise encryption strategy.
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- Trojan Gang Targets BT, Talk Talk and Sky Customers
- PHP 5.3.10 Fixes Critical Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
- Leaked EU Memo Highlights Concerns Over Data Retention Law
- Google Won't Delay New Privacy Policy Despite EU Concerns
- Google Reveals Android Malware 'Bouncer,' Scans All Apps
- Google Aims for Higher Government Security Accreditation for Apps
- FAQ About the VeriSign Data Breaches
- Anonymous Releases Recording Between FBI, UK Law Enforcement
