CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE Articles
E-voting: How secure is it?
More than half of all states in the U.S. will allow some kind of internet voting this year. But security experts say it's a mistake and puts the nation at risk.
Security at the Little League World Series
Organizers worked together to ensure fans didn't cry foul at security during this year's Little League World Series. What does it take to secure the world's largest youth sporting event?
How Your Business Can Avoid Being Collateral Damage In A Cyber War
Larry Dietz talks to Richard Power about critical infrastructure and how businesses should think about digital conflict
What it's like to be grilled by the Secret Service
CSO's Bill Brenner learned the hard way that there are certain things you shouldn't do in Washington D.C. Here's his account of a run-in with Secret Service.
Artful security: Design elements that ensure security, but also emphasize style
Can security, often seen as obvious and ugly, actually be stylish and suitable for a building? Architect Rick Reeder gives us a tour of a property he designed with artful security as the goal
Happy vacation! Security at tourist spots
Security isn't what travelers want to think about before heading to a vacation, but top tourist sites are working hard to keep visitors both secure and happy
What if the smart grid has stupid security?
Truth and consequences for critical infrastructure and energy security
CSO Compass Awards 2010: Alan Nutes
Security Manager, City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management
Times Square bomb scare may mean new levels of security in the U.S., says former police chief
The fallout of the attempted bombing in Times Square raises some new, and uncomfortable, questions about the level of security in public places
The evil men (can) do with embedded systems
Embedded IT infrastructure is everywhere and full of holes evil-doers can use for world domination. How SecurityFAIL.com could stem the tide.
