Deb Radcliff
Deb Radcliff is an investigative journalist and analyst focused on computer crime and security. She is currently in production on her first cyber thriller, Breaking Backbones, with Archway Publishing.
Who should be responsible for financial fraud?
Improvements in payment protections are shifting the liability for fraud to the least-secure party
Pentagon Taps Contractors for ID Card Help
Having issued 3.3 million physical and logical access cards that are a precursor to those mandated under Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12, the Defense Department last year began turning its attention to authenticating...
Polymorphic Malware: A Threat That Changes on the Fly
Polymorphic malware changes shape to fool detection schemes
Watch Out for PHP Holes
By the end of last year, some 2,100 PHP-related vulnerabilities existed in the ISS database of known vulnerabilities.
Federated Identity Management: Flying Duo
Boeing and Southwest's partnership teams federated identity management with Web-based application access
Identity Management in the Real World
What's identity management? Ask 20 vendors, get 20 answers. But CSOs aren't waiting for a universal definition; they're busy tackling whatever projects meet their business needs.
Hold The Phone
The telecommunications industry has had its own sort of Information Sharing and Analysis Center ever since 1984, when the government set up a federal emergency telecom office. Several iterations later, the telecom industry's disaster...
Security Simulations: This Is Only A Test
Security simulations and tabletop exercises help CSOs practice and plan the best response for worst-case scenarios.
Details: A Scenarios Played Out In The Financial Services ISAC Tabletop Exercise In April
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