Mary Brandel
Contributing Writer
Mary Brandel is a contributing writer for Computerworld, covering a variety of IT technology and management issues.
So, you want to be a security pro? Read this first
Here are some insights to help IT professionals take advantage of the talent shortage – as well as some reasons it might not be the right move for you.
The ultimate hackathon survival guide
Name a city, pick a date, and you’ll likely find a nearby hackathon, whether you’re in Des Moines, Iowa, or Yerevan, Armenia.
ERM: The basics
An introduction to ERM (Enterprise Risk Management) for security, IT and operational risk professionals. ISO and COSO frameworks; risk measurement and prioritization; mini-case studies and real-world ERM examples.
Database security: At rest, but not at risk
Data at rest is data at risk, as the old saying goes. These database security tools and strategies can help you fight back.
What I learned when I left security
Four perspectives on executive communication from security experts who moved on to other business roles
How to fight check fraud
Tight relationships with law-enforcement agencies are the key to tracking down and prosecuting check fraud criminals, says TeleCheck's Charles Andrews
APT in action: The Heartland breach
Heartland Payment Systems CTO Kris Herrin talks about the attack that changed his views on data security
9 secrets of getting stuff done in a big company
Even well-run organizations can be political, inflexible and resistant to new ideas. How do you accomplish anything when you're facing those challenges? Here are 9 ways to achieve your security goals.
Getting stuff done: Public vs private sector edition
Veteran security leader Alan Nutes on the key difference between public and private organizations
Lessons in security leadership: William Phillips
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