Adm. Walter Doran, USN, commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet, is processed for the first Common Access Card (CAC) in the Pacific Fleet at the Personnel Support Detachment in Pearl Harbor. The U.S. Defense ...

The aim of the Security Analogies Project is to help spread the message of information security and its importance in the modern world. By drawing parallels between what people already know, or find ...

Today, on the Internet there are a lot of threats from malware, etc, which users face. To keep our computers safe, we often download and use antimalware programs and other security software. However, ...

Colleges and universities face a wide variety of risks, stemming from the diverse users of institutional resources and the many different devices those users bring to campus networks. Maintaining ...

Make sure you take human interaction and communication into account when developing your security processes. Here's a simple framework that can help. Humans are simultaneously the biggest source of ...

Process Makes Perfect Best Practices in the Art of National Security Policymaking Bad process beats good policy, and presidents get the process they deserve. This report provides lessons for the next ...

I’m all in favour of good process. Process makes life easier and increases efficiency – who doesn’t want that? I’m also in favour of getting things right and making sure the process has been clearly ...

The last few years have seen notable changes in global work environments, with an increasing reliance on applications and associated software to perform vital business functions. Digital ...

The concept of shifting security left is not new, but historically this has meant little more than inserting security processes in the middle of development and slowing everything down. In this ...

IT security is more complicated today than ever before – teams have more platforms to support, more changes to manage and more vulnerabilities to fix. This is only compounded by there being 3.12 ...