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What's your data worth? More importantly, to whom?: This week, I'm attending and spoke at a cybercrime conference in Singapore. One of the presenters made a very good point, and I want to share it with you. When considering how to protect your data, don't consider how valuable it might be to an attacker. Read More...
Posted 24 October 07 11:49 by Steve Riley | 5 Comments
Filed under protection, security policies, security science, risk mitigation
August article: 802.1X on wired networks considered harmful: Several months ago I learned from Svyatoslav Pidgorny, Microsoft MVP for security, about a problem in 802.1X that makes it essentially useless for protecting wired networks from rogue machines. Initially I was a bit skeptical, but the attack he described Read More...
Posted 11 August 05 10:55 by Steve Riley | 16 Comments
Filed under authentication, NAP, protection, security science, threats, wireless, risk mitigation, access technologies