Get Organized: Leave Your Job, Not Your Data

The economy lags. Business dries up. Your position isn't all that secure. If you were to be laid off today or quit your job unexpectedly, what would you do with the contents of your computer before you left the organization? How would you get your contacts information from Outlook, or grab all your personal files, and make sure you don't leave any stored passwords in your browser? Read more on InformationWeek.com

6 Ways To Strengthen Web App Security

Want to keep your Web application from getting hacked? Here's how to get serious about secure apps. Let's get serious about building secure Web applications. The reasoning is simple: According to numerous studies, the preferred method for attacking businesses' online assets is via their Web applications--and why not? According to a study released last year by HP, 69% of Web applications scanned by the company had at least one SQL injection error, and 42% contained a cross-site scripting vulnerability. Read more on InformationWeek.com

How To Hire A Hacker

Hackers might have shady pasts, but they can also bring a lot of IT expertise to the table. Should you consider hiring one? They're the bane of the IT security professional's existence when they're on the wrong side of the law, but the truth is, hackers often understand the nuances of network security better than your average CSO. So is it safe to bring a hacker into your IT team?

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