In reply to Rick Rufini. Rick, Thanks for you comments. The Mobile Device Security two part blog was meant to be a catalyst for thought and discussion. Let me know if you have any specific comments or requirements.
I’d just like to second the statements made about how BIA is not a lightweight effort and the importance of executive support. BIA requires a serious and focused effort, and without the solid support of upper management the results will surely be less than anticipated.
I’d just like to second the statements made about how BIA is not a lightweight effort and the importance of executive support. BIA requires a serious and focused effort, and without the solid support of upper management the results will surely be less than anticipated.
Here is a good article from the Omaha World-Herald on the FBI catching some of the crooks robbing small businesses and non-profits. http://bit.ly/IAuvXT
Here is an update to this topic. ISSA releases SME data security standard guidance 14 March 2012 The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) has released the first in a series of guidance documents to accompany a new information security standard for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The new standard, ISSA 5173, is designed to encourage …
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Hi AnJ! Long time! Thanks for pointing that out. What is interesting to me is not the proposed objective, but the proposed measure. The technology side of this is readily available and (I think) widely implemented. (This statement is caveat’d with it’s my local view. What do you see in your region/country?) I agree with …
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July 20, 2009 – San Francisco, Calif. — OPSWAT, Inc., the leading provider of development tools that power software application manageability, today announced its intent to acquire MetaDefender, a privately-held company that has created a toolkit enabling software developers to integrate various antivirus engines into applications for real time scanning.As part of the acquisition, the …
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — May 17, 2005 — OPSWAT, Inc. (www.opswat.com), a leading provider of endpoint security competency tools, and WholeSecurity, Inc. (www.wholesecurity.com), a leading provider of behavioral endpoint security solutions, announced a partnership agreement to incorporate OPSWAT’s antivirus, anti-spyware, and personal firewall policy compliance capabilities into WholeSecurity’s Confidence Online™ product.”Ensuring a high level of …
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