LEW MCCREARY
The "Software Book Index" Index
In not a single software development book that has crossed my desk during the past six months does the word security appear in the index.
Security is now at the heart of what our society cares about and thinks about, sometimes obsessively, whether or not it wants to.
It falls to CSOs to vet their enterprises' relationships to make sure they add value rather than liability to the business mix
Microsoft, taking a page from the antiterror handbook, announced last month that it would offer serious dollars to anyone willing to drop a dime on the architects of those nettlesome exploits, Blaster and Sobig, as well as others yet unnamed.
No sooner do we run an interview with Major League Baseball CSO Kevin Hallinan than an on-field-and-bullpen melee breaks out at Boston's historic Fenway Park during the American League Championship Series (ALCS).
DARPA's Terrorism Futures Market: Shark Attack
The idea of wagering for profit on forms of human tragedy, being tailor-made for self-righteous umbrage, whipped politicians into rhetorical frenzies.
Left to the unaided devices of the regulation makers, chaos and arbitrariness will take hold. The world will, ironically, be made less secure.
I'm in an Armored State of Mind
In my role as editor of this magazine, I was interviewed by Al and Stacy a couple of weeks ago. Al and Stacy host a morning drive-time talk radio show in Charlotte, N.C.
Dennis Treece and Massport: Safe Harbor
From Boston's Logan Airport to the city's waterfront shipping facilities, CSO Dennis Treece patrols an anxious perimeter.
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