People regularly lock their houses, demand airbags in their vehicles and install smoke alarms in their homes. But put them in front . . . Hiring security providers to protect corporate networks and the critical data those networks contain is a . . . People regularly lock their houses, demand airbags in their vehicles and install smoke alarms in their homes. But put them in front of a computer, and you'd think the word security was magically erased from their brains.
People are more careless . . .
Somebody sitting at a computer in a downtown Manhattan Kinko's had gained access to ITTI's server using an internal development password. The server was brought . . . Millions of Britons reveal their innermost secrets through their computer passwords, making their office PCs incredibly vulnerable to attack according to a recent . . . Experts believe IT managers should spend more time assessing risks and prioritising investment when formulating their security strategies. The issue of security has received a lot of coverage recently following Microsoft's efforts to patch a series of security flaws in its NT technology and the accidental exposure of credit card details on the Consumers' Association Web site.