Man in the Middle
At Geisinger Medical Center in rural Pennsylvania, Web-based services are revolutionizing the way care is delivered and forcing CISO Jaime Chanaga to rethink the role of IT security
Practice What You Preach
It's time to move the security pulpit from the workplace to your living room
Is This Any Place to Hold a Convention?
Boston's big political party took a lot of planning. During a six-month period, CSO followed U.S. Secret Service Special Agent Scott Sheafe as he and others developed a security plan tailored to make the best of a bad situation.
Museum Security: The Art of Securing Pricelessness
Museum security is a kind of art form unto itself. A way to all at once create safety and accessibility. To bring us as close as possible to inspiration while preventing miscreants from stealing it.
Securing the Seventh Wonder
How does the security staff at one of America's greatest sites handle the challenge? With lots of access control rules and screening.
The Best Practices of Highly Secure Organizations
The "2004 Global Information Security Survey," the largest ever conducted, shows that information security is improving and best practices are emerging. But the battle to protect critical data is far from won.
Privacy Defenses
To comply with federal regulations like HIPAA, Geisinger provides user education for staff, patients and business partners, and builds secure procedures to limit access to sensitive information
Watch Your Mouth
SPIT stands for spam over Internet telephony and could become just as annoying, according to executives from Qovia
Don't Get Too Close
Dressing appropriately when traveling abroad is important, because it indicates respect
Handheld Security
Every day, scores of employees waltz out of their offices with the company jewels.
The Fact of Fingerprints
Good old-fashioned fingerprints remain the most effective biometric available
I Know Where You Shopped Last Night
Geolocation can help you track your customers, and find your enemies
How Many Cooks?
The Secret Service was in charge of the security plan for the Democratic National Convention, but it had plenty of help.
Explore Much?
Browser-based attacks attributed to the HangUp Russian hacking group concern CSOs
In Touch with Murphy's Law
The state of Florida has apparently bought into the fantasy that touch-screen voting will be a suitably reliable alternative to hanging chads in the forthcoming presidential election
The Long Arm of the Law
If you don't take care of your website security, the courts might do it for you
Hurdles Cleared In a CSO's First Year
A new CSO learns that it takes support from the top and a strong business background to lead organizational change
Security Directions: A Virtual Conference
Available On Demand Sept. 30 - Dec. 30
Join us for a virtual event with candid, expert information on top security challenges and issues - all from the comfort of your desktop.
Protecting PII: How to Work with IT to Manage Risk
Understand the critical nature of the test data privacy problem and get tips on how to work with IT to implement a test data privacy program.
