A Powerful Grasp of the Nonobvious
Entity resolution can help ferret out fraud by identifying hidden links and relationships in your databases.
Crisis Connections
With good planning, Web and mobile technologies can help find and inform employees in the event of a disaster. A global company shows how.
Milestones on the Way to a Standardized Federal ID Card
Milestones on the Way to a Standardized Federal ID Card
How to Use Metrics
CSOs generate security data every day. Knowing what to look for and how to analyze it can spell success for a security operation and the organization it serves.
United States of Access Control
A fast-approaching smart card deadline for federal agencies could be the seminal moment for bringing together physical and logical access control. But is the government trying to do too much too soon?
Avoiding a Meltdown
How your company handles a data breach can make the difference between survival and extinction.
How HSPD-12 Works
The goal of HSPD-12 is to give federal employees and contractors a standardized, tamperproof smart card that they can use for both physical and logical access. Here's how it would work:
Disaster Readiness Tips
James Lee Witt, director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency under President Clinton and now a disaster recovery consultant, talks about readiness during this hurricane season
ImprovEverywhere's BestBuy Prank
Debriefing checked in with Todd shortly after another prank in which 600 people played an impromptu game of Simon Says in Central Park.
The TV Genre of Forensic Crime-fighting
Public awareness videos that look like they could crack prime time.
Segway Finds Niche Among Malls and Campus Security Departments
Police officers at the University of Maryland in College Park nowadays glide across the often-crowded campus, on Segway scooters, eight inches off the ground.
More Than a Feeling
Where should real security take over for the appearance of security? How much of security is truly about protecting people, as opposed to making those same people feel safe?
The CSO's First Security Assessment
The first security assessment at my new employer wasnt supposed to be personal. It just ended up that way.
Payment Card Industry Compliance
Ignoring the PCI Data Security Standard is risky business. Heres how you can prepare for compliance.
ImprovEverywhere: The Merry Prankster
An interview with Charlie Todd, founder of ImprovEverywhere
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.
