Topic: security
Zeichick’s Take: Securing the data
Security can’t account for every last threat or vulnerability, but programmers should still strive for maximum protection … continue reading
Richard Clarke talks cyber crime
Criminality, espionage, warfare and activism are the impetuses for today’s hackers … continue reading
From the Editors: Preparing for Windows 8
The Metro interface will force at least some adaptation; meanwhile, what can we do to cut down on the same security holes? … continue reading
How can you stay one step ahead in security for the cloud?
Frequently the biggest vulnerability of an application lies in the very code itself … continue reading
Department of Homeland Security lays down security suggestions
Common Weakness Enumeration version 2.0 highlights flaws in software development practices … continue reading
Move to cloud drives security efforts, report shows
The third annual HP/Capgemini World Quality Report also points out increasing use of the cloud in developing economies … continue reading
Are your Web apps safe?
Not enough attention has been paid to Web security yet; here are ways to check, and secure, your Web applications … continue reading
Toxic Personalities: Preventing the Spread of Confidential Information
There are more than a few ways information can inadvertently slip out; here’s how to keep that from happening … continue reading
Survey reveals that security and quality processes are not being followed
A lack of interest from upper management and a lack of education are contributing to potentially costly vulnerabilities … continue reading
Creative cybercriminals will thrive in 2011
Security experts warn that cybercriminals will be better able to take advantage of tactics that cover their tracks … continue reading
HP builds up its Security-as-a-Service
Fortify On-Demand is designed to protect applications running in cloud environments … continue reading
A bounty on your applications
Stress tests on one’s security systems are best carried out by testers working for the company, not outsiders … continue reading
