Malpractice in Information Security?
Interesting QA over at CSO Security Counsel today with Dan Greer trying to define what is information security malpractice, and the most…
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Interesting QA over at CSO Security Counsel today with Dan Greer trying to define what is information security malpractice, and the most…
The New Haven Register, which Journal Register Company describes as its "flagship newspaper," entered a print ad partnership with Google earlier today. And as the parent company stated, the New Haven Register is joining "more than 50 major newspapers across the U.S. that are currently participating in the Google program."
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates invited a slew of influential Web 2.0 bloggers to a one-hour, anything goes summit meeting this afternoon. While a bevy of topics were discussed, one item that rose to the forefront of discussion was the controversial topic of Digital Rights Management (DRM).
Senator John McCain, Republican from Arizona has recently introduced legislation that if passed could have major implications on the blogosphere. The proposal called "Stop the Online Exploitation of Our Children Act" would require Web sites to remove user profiles posted by sex offenders. In addition commercial Web sites and blogs would be required to report illegal images or videos posted by their users or face…
It's always a good idea to have a password policy when creating new applications. A password policy can vary from project to project, but the important part is just to have one to begin with.
The concept of consequences associated with an Internet that is not neutral has been scattered and nebulous, difficult for the layman (and, unfortunately, Congressman) to understand why it matters, and proof of concept has been rare or insignificant. Thanks to the Pirate Bay and a Swedish ISP, that proof of concept may be before us.