Stanton and Theofanos suggest it will take a multidisciplinary team of
computer security experts, psychologists, sociologists and anthropologists working together to improve
computer security issues, including behavior, to manage security fatigue.
Rayservers offers multiple, integrated
computer security solutions to protect your financial transactions and information privacy from attack.
KeyChain enhances
computer security in a number of ways.
One explanation for the underachievement, says Dennis Heretick, the Justice Department's chief information security officer, is that agencies were required to meet new standards last year that were not evaluated in past report cards, such as determining how frequently agencies applied software patches to known
computer security flaws.
Our assessment included follow up on the progress that FDIC has made in correcting or mitigating
computer security weaknesses identified in our audits for calendar years 2001 and 2002.
In many senses,
computer security already resembles a guerrilla war.
The Brazilian Computer Emergency Response Team (NBSO), a nationwide service organization that responds to
computer security incident reports and activity related to networks linked to the Brazilian Internet, backs up mi2g claims that for-profit Internet crimes (as opposed to not-for-profit crimes such as those designed to damage computer systems) are on the rise in Brazil.
As part of this campaign, Sophos is providing a free
computer security assessment, conducted by a Sophos-certified representative, to all NHS organisations in the UK.
"On average, 15 seconds after a new Web site appears on the Internet, it's been scanned by a hacker," says Jason Matlof, vice president of marketing and business development at Neoteris, a maker of
computer security products.
Participants discussed and debated challenging
computer security and usability issues related to the Help America Vote Act and the role NIST will play in the law's implementation.
Anson Lee, program manager at Symantec Corporation, parent company of the popular Norton Anti-Virus program, is fond of comparing one's
computer security to home security.
Those charged with protecting their companies'
computer security speak like generals under attack, peppering their language with expressions such as "monitoring the perimeter," "looking for weaknesses in the system" and "updating defenses." The enemy they face includes an unknown legion of sophisticated hackers who may try to break into a company's system to steal data or disrupt service or to cause damage just because they can.