There is a formula to keep your company safe. Do you have all the right elements?

When the Y2K bug threatened to disrupt business, CIOs had to convince management to pay attention to the issue. But with cyber-attacks, CIOs do not have a hard-and-fast deadline - an attack could come any day, and the consequences could be more lethal to a company’s operations than Y2K ever was. That’s why many CIOs are lobbying Mahogany Row for cyber-incident response team (CIRT) funding

Most computer attacks come from the outside. But the costliest ones come from the inside. Here’s how to manage the risk without making honest employees feel like crooks.

Security is the biggest concern for anyone engaged in e-business, no doubt about it. However, it's no longer a matter of whether companies have security--if they don't, they won't be in business long--but just how effective that security is.

Mudge, a former hacker and one of the nation’s foremost security experts, details the perceptions and fixations that hobble most security efforts

The quest for the "Holy Grail" for selling infosec solutions: an acceptable, meaningful methodology for quantifying the return on investment (ROI) that security brings to the enterprise.

Among US broadband users, 86 per cent have confidential information stored on their computers, but two-thirds don’t have proper firewalls installed.

How a year's worth of work was undermined by an asterisk

CIO casts a sceptical eye on some of the most talked about tech trends.

The new rules of engagement for network security: Trust no one, authenticate everyone, protect important data wherever it is.

Six experts offer their ideas on the future of the CIO role, the supply chain, just-in-time manufacturing, security, management and other issues affected by the terrorist attacks in the US.

E-commerce applications require special security considerations to protect them from attack or misuse.

Intrusion detection systems can work, but they require time and money.

IT leaders worry more about security than experienced breaches indicate they should. By implementing a few solid tools, they can stop fretting

Baffled by arcane security lingo? We’re here to help