Book Title: CompTIA Security+ Review Guide Author: James Michael Stewart Publisher: CompTIA Date of Publishing: June 2011 ISBN(13): 9781118061176 Price: £19.99, $29.99 URL of Publisher Site: Wiley URL of Amazon UK web page: CompTIA Security+ Review Guide: (Exam SY0-301) Includes CD URL of Amazon UK (Kindle) web page: CompTIA Security+ Review Guide: Exam SY0-301 URL …
Book Title: Practical Methods for Legal Investigations Subtitle: Concepts and Protocols in Civil and Criminal Cases Author: Dean A Beers, CLI Publisher: CRC Press Date of Publishing: 9 Feb 2011 ISBN(13): 9781439844847 Price (UK&US price – full price, not discounted price): £57.99, $89.95 URL of Publisher Site: CRC Press URL of Amazon UK web …
At the end of August, a server on the Linux Kernel Archive infrastructure was compromised, and its custodians have been busy verifying whether the repositories were contaminated. A few weeks earlier, Vasco reported a breach of the Certificate Authority infrastructure of its Dutch subsidiary DigiNotar, which resulted in the malicious creation of a so far …
Book Title: Practical Packet Analysis Subtitle: Using Wireshark to Solve Real-World Network Problems 2nd Edition Author: Chris Sanders Publisher: NO STARCH PRESS Date of Publishing: 8 July 2011 ISBN(13): 9781593272661 Price (UK&US price – full price, not discounted price): £39.49, $49.95 URL of Publisher Site: No Starch URL of Amazon UK web page: Practical Packet …
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A coincidence occurred recently that may throw some light on the thorny question of why we find infosec so hard. We clearly do – the threat space is growing, the number and significance of breaches is rising, and the bad guys seem to be winning hands-down, despite a great deal of cunning technical countermeasures. My …
By Michael Ginsberg Single sign-on and encryption policies are putting credential management – and in particular public key infrastructure (PKI) – under closer scrutiny these days. The spotlight has become more intense as we witness the meteoric rise in mobile devices for business usage, as well as the growing reliance on the cloud for application …
At the end of August, a server on the Linux Kernel Archive infrastructure was compromised, and its custodians have been busy verifying whether the repositories were contaminated. A few weeks earlier, Vasco reported a breach of the Certificate Authority infrastructure of its Dutch subsidiary DigiNotar, which resulted in the malicious creation of a so far …
It is with much excitement that we welcome Mich Kabay’s blog to InfoSec Reviews; from now on to be known as Perception. Mich has been the author of the Security Strategies newsletter at Network World for the last 11 years, posting in excess of 1200 articles, so we are honoured to offer him his new …
A coincidence occurred recently that may throw some light on the thorny question of why we find infosec so hard. We clearly do – the threat space is growing, the number and significance of breaches is rising, and the bad guys seem to be winning hands-down, despite a great deal of cunning technical countermeasures. My …
In a truly monumental screw up, recruitment agency, Hays, has accidentally published the personal details, along with the daily rates, of 3000 contractors working for the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) to 800 RBS staff. In a time when publically owned RBS is cutting back on permanent members of its IT team, while still employing …
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