Today we are going to take GFI WebMonitor for a test. GFI WebMonitor is a web security product that can be run on its own server, or as a plug-in to Microsoft’s ISA or TMG server, and markets itself not as a proxy, but as a proactive web security solution. It’s an important distinction that …
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Dear Information Security Professional, It is with great pleasure that I introduce to you our new course entitled the Certificate in Information Security Management Principles (CISMP). This course delivers on all of the learning outcomes prescribed by the BCS CISMP syllabus, which is the new gold standard in information security professionalism. Available onsite or online, …
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Dear Information Security Professional, It is with great pleasure that I introduce to you our new course entitled the Certificate in Information Security Management Principles (CISMP). This… Read More The following is a discussion on LinkedIn between Terry Neal (CEO of InfoSec Skills) and Tony Campbell, which proved very useful in terms of explaining the …
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Today we are going to take GFI WebMonitor for a test. GFI WebMonitor is a web security product that can be run on its own server, or as a plug-in to Microsoft’s ISA or TMG server, and markets itself not as a proxy, but as a proactive web security solution. It’s an important distinction that …
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The following is a discussion on LinkedIn between Terry Neal (CEO of InfoSec Skills) and Tony Campbell, which proved very useful in terms of explaining the position in the UK for new entrants wishing to come into the Information Security profession and how their careers might be further enhanced by getting on board an apprenticeship …
It’s indisputable that many corporate policies are “shelfware” – documents that exist but don’t do anything very useful. So what makes a good policy? There are three fundamental principles. First and foremost, a policy must contribute at some defined level to the solution of a single specific (and real) business issue – not just its …
The following is a discussion on LinkedIn between Terry Neal (CEO of InfoSec Skills) and Tony Campbell, which proved very useful in terms of explaining the position in the UK for new entrants wishing to come into the Information Security profession and how their careers might be further enhanced by getting on board an apprenticeship …
The following is a discussion on LinkedIn between Terry Neal (CEO of InfoSec Skills) and Tony Campbell, which proved very useful in terms of explaining the position in the UK for new entrants wishing to come into the Information Security profession and how their careers might be further enhanced by getting on board an apprenticeship …
It’s indisputable that many corporate policies are “shelfware” – documents that exist but don’t do anything very useful. So what makes a good policy? There are three fundamental principles. First and foremost, a policy must contribute at some defined level to the solution of a single specific (and real) business issue – not just its …
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It’s indisputable that many corporate policies are “shelfware” – documents that exist but don’t do anything very useful. So what makes a good policy? There are three fundamental principles. First and foremost, a policy must contribute at some defined level to the solution of a single specific (and real) business issue – not just its …