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Enterprise 2.0: A Security Nightmare
Steve Lohr posts Enterprise 2.0: A Security Nightmare on the NY Times Bits blog. Its the kind of fear sells story that is inevitable. There are apps happenging outside your firewall. P2P, unauthorized-by-the-enterprise proxies, YouTube and Google Apps.
Date: 2008-04-30
Our Broken Information Security Business
4.2 million accounts were exposed in a supermarket data hack. This will probably go down as the biggest breach in this quarter, but unlikely to go down as the biggest data breach for 2008. What is interesting through is that the data breach actually occurred in December of 2007, and was not noticed or caught until the 27th of February.
Date: 2008-04-02
G-Archiver Pulls Their Software From Distribution
G-Archiver, the software that was previously caught by coding horror and blogged about here has pulled the version of the software that captures user credentials and e-mails them to Google. From the time it was discovered by Coding Horror on the 7th through to this morning when the tainted version was pulled is about 5 days.
Date: 2008-03-12
Enterprise CMS Fall Short on Security Demands
CMS Watch released research that finds Enterprise Content Management (ECM) products ill-equipped to meet the security requirements of Service Oriented Architectures (SOA). In its most recent research, CMS Watch looked at 30 leading ECM vendors around the globe and found that all fell far short in one way or another of meeting the security demands of an enterprise SOA strategy.
Date: 2008-02-13
Flash Vulnerabilities Discovered By Google Researchers
The Register reports that Google Researchers have documented serious vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash content which leave tens of thousands of websites susceptible to attacks that steal the personal details of visitors.
Date: 2008-01-08
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