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The Windows 7 UAC “Vulnerability”
It is always interesting how some things spin off. The claimed UAC vulnerability in Windows 7 in one of those events. There are numerous blogs which claim that they found a huge vulnerability in Windows 7. The reason for that is that you can change the Read More...
Posted 03 February 09 10:03 by rhalbh | 22 Comments   
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Risk of Outsourcing (and Security Outsourcing)
I am often asked about the risks of outsourcing (we often talk about processes, legal risks (e.g. Data Protection), etc.) – the list is very long. Today I read an article which touches a completely different issue: It is all about the security processes Read More...
Posted 30 October 08 10:56 by rhalbh | 2 Comments   
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Security through Collaboration
If you ever heard me keynote an event you know that one of the key messages I have is, that partnerships are necessary in order to be able to protect against today's threats. At Black Hat USA we just announced a new program called Microsoft Active Protections Read More...
Posted 06 August 08 04:35 by rhalbh | 0 Comments   
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Oracle’s answer with regards to Security Patches
You probably remember my post regarding Oracle DBAs rarely install patches . It was about a study where Sentrigo claimed (after having asked 305 people) that more than 2/3 of Oracle DBAs do not install the patches provided by Oracle. Now Oracle recently Read More...
Posted 04 February 08 03:42 by rhalbh | 1 Comments   
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