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14 Feb 2010Great tool for seeking out sensitive info on your network
One of the greatest risks in business today is the issue of unstructured information scattered about the network waiting to be misused and abused by rogue insiders and other outsiders that have gained "internal" access.Reality has shown us that we absolutely cannot protect what we don't acknowledge. The best way to minimize this risk is to search your network far and wide for PII and other sensitive business information you ...
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23 Sep 2009
Quoted in today’s WSJ
If you can, check out today's Wall Street Journal - page A20. I talk about sensitive information being mismanaged on mobile devices. You may already know how I feel about mobile security...what's it going to take to fix this issue?...
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25 Aug 2008
My security content from last week – chock full of good stuff
OK - I finally got the links to my latest material. Here are some articles about getting management on board with security (one of the hardest things we face) , controlling unstructured information, Web apps, storage, and more that you may be interested in checking out: Making the Business Case for Information Security Document Security - Protecting sensitive information both inside and outside of the firewall 7 Essentials for Selecting ...
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