If you Twitter…and you’re NOT a 12 year old girl, you really need to re-evaluate some things! (No offense to the 12-year girls out there.) As you can tell I'm not a patron of Twitter and the useless minute-to-minute postings! But am I...
Historically HIPAA has allowed covered entities to self-interpret security initiatives for the most part but the new ARRA/HITECH will cause a significant uphill battle for compliance.
Hard drive encryption (data-at-rest encryption) on a server is less secure as it introduces more potential pitfalls.
Most technology downfalls are technical in nature but with virtualization it's the non-technical aspects that could hinder your success.
VMotion's inability to comply with regulations causes Compliance Officers heartburn.
Virtualization is a technology steamrolling through Corporate America but why aren't companies fessing up to it?!
RedSeal, a risk assessment vendor, shoulders the load of my security prioritization.
Letter frequency analysis is a core approach to password cracking but consider writing a sentence without the letter 'e'.
Organized Crime Syndicates Infultrate Call Centers.
Are IT certifications just a vendors ploy for money?! Do they have any validity?
