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SECURITY ADVISER: LoJack for laptops - With more data security breaches involving stolen mobile devices, it's time to seriously consider remote tracking technologies

InfoWorld, 2007-03, Vol.29 (13), p.7

Grimes, Roger A

2007

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SECURITY ADVISER: Real-world IT security challenges: Doing away with passwords - It's RSA and Citrix to the rescue when a company wants to move to more secure login methods

InfoWorld, 2007-03, Vol.29 (12), p.12

Grimes, Roger A

2007

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Pay to protect your data or pay the consequences - Shifting your focus to information protection is this year's safest security bet

InfoWorld, 2007-01, Vol.29 (2), p.9

Grimes, Roger A

2007

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SECURITY ADVISER: Backup Software: Bah, Humbug - Complex, insecure, and frustrating data backup solutions are sapping Roger's patience

InfoWorld, 2006-12, Vol.28 (52), p.13

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: MySpace password exploit: Crunching the numbers - Analysis of 34,000 real examples backs up theories that it's not hard to guess most end-users' passwords

InfoWorld, 2006-11, Vol.28 (47), p.13

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: The sad state of computer security - The reality of IT security is dismal -- and there's little hope in sight for improvement

InfoWorld, 2006-10, Vol.28 (41), p.12

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: The 14 best ways to protect your computers - No need for pricey, complex security systems; a few simple checks and management policies will have major impact

InfoWorld, 2006-09, Vol.28 (38), p.20

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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Keep data confidential -- or else - Plenty of statutes on the books protect data, but those involving encryption don't offer prescriptive guidance

InfoWorld, 2006-09, Vol.28 (36), p.20

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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How to develop an enterprise encryption strategy - An end-to-end strategy must factor in all the ways the data can be input and output, as well as how it's stored

InfoWorld, 2006-09, Vol.28 (36), p.19

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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Encryption fuels security trends - Decryption key is central to controlled rights and self-deleting data

InfoWorld, 2006-09, Vol.28 (36), p.18

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: The evolution of corporate security - As companies balance ease-of-use with security, they move up the steps of Grimes' Hierarchy of Security Needs

InfoWorld, 2006-08, Vol.28 (32), p.9

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: Continued debate on desktop lockdowns - To make the case for unauthorized software bans more clear, Roger heads once more into the breach

InfoWorld, 2006-07, Vol.28 (31), p.14

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: Password size does matter - Length is more important than complexity when it comes to secure passwords - and here's a $100 wager to prove it

InfoWorld, 2006-07, Vol.28 (30), p.13

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: Effective security isn't easy, but it is possible - Are you willing to do what it takes to truly secure your company's systems -- no matter how unpopular the solution?

InfoWorld, 2006-07, Vol.28 (29), p.35

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: The depressing state of computer security

InfoWorld, 2006-07, Vol.28 (27), p.14

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: Hackers keep hacking because they can - Point- solution security products miss the underlying reason for poor security: lack of authentication

InfoWorld, 2006-06, Vol.28 (26), p.14

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: Privacy protection: The government is no help - Is hacking Congress the only way to make the point that data protection laws are woefully weak?

InfoWorld, 2006-06, Vol.28 (25), p.11

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: Bruce Schneier: Channeling common sense - This mastermind's teachings and advice lead back to a singular goal: a common-sense approach to security

InfoWorld, 2006-05, Vol.28 (22), p.14

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: Blasting away security myths - Rethinking conventional wisdom can be a smart way to bolster security

InfoWorld, 2006-05, Vol.28 (20), p.26

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: Debunking the computer monoculture myth - When "monoculture" is just another way of saying "I hate Microsoft," security falls by the wayside

InfoWorld, 2006-05, Vol.28 (19), p.16

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: Malware dissection 101 - Disassembling and analyzing security exploits reveals their threat potential -- here's how to start your investigation

InfoWorld, 2006-02, Vol.28 (9), p.10

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: IT security got better in 2005, but malware and buggy code threaten 2006 - This year, better patch management and network controls made for fewer security crises

InfoWorld, 2006-01, Vol.28 (1), p.24

Grimes, Roger A

2006

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SECURITY ADVISER: A constant state of insecurity - Passwords are in the air, and it isn't even spring

InfoWorld, 2005-11, Vol.27 (45), p.28

Grimes, Roger A

2005

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IT under siege: The security arms race - The enterprise's security defense must get more sophisticated to stop criminal-minded attackers who are out for high stakes -- money and identities

InfoWorld, 2005-09, Vol.27 (39), p.4

Grimes, Roger A

2005

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SECURITY ADVISER: LoJack for laptops - With more data security breaches involving stolen mobile devices, it's time to seriously consider remote tracking technologies

SECURITY ADVISER: Real-world IT security challenges: Doing away with passwords - It's RSA and Citrix to the rescue when a company wants to move to more secure login methods

Pay to protect your data or pay the consequences - Shifting your focus to information protection is this year's safest security bet

SECURITY ADVISER: Backup Software: Bah, Humbug - Complex, insecure, and frustrating data backup solutions are sapping Roger's patience

SECURITY ADVISER: MySpace password exploit: Crunching the numbers - Analysis of 34,000 real examples backs up theories that it's not hard to guess most end-users' passwords

SECURITY ADVISER: The sad state of computer security - The reality of IT security is dismal -- and there's little hope in sight for improvement

SECURITY ADVISER: The 14 best ways to protect your computers - No need for pricey, complex security systems; a few simple checks and management policies will have major impact

Keep data confidential -- or else - Plenty of statutes on the books protect data, but those involving encryption don't offer prescriptive guidance

How to develop an enterprise encryption strategy - An end-to-end strategy must factor in all the ways the data can be input and output, as well as how it's stored

Encryption fuels security trends - Decryption key is central to controlled rights and self-deleting data

SECURITY ADVISER: The evolution of corporate security - As companies balance ease-of-use with security, they move up the steps of Grimes' Hierarchy of Security Needs

SECURITY ADVISER: Continued debate on desktop lockdowns - To make the case for unauthorized software bans more clear, Roger heads once more into the breach

SECURITY ADVISER: Password size does matter - Length is more important than complexity when it comes to secure passwords - and here's a $100 wager to prove it

SECURITY ADVISER: Effective security isn't easy, but it is possible - Are you willing to do what it takes to truly secure your company's systems -- no matter how unpopular the solution?

SECURITY ADVISER: The depressing state of computer security

SECURITY ADVISER: Hackers keep hacking because they can - Point- solution security products miss the underlying reason for poor security: lack of authentication

SECURITY ADVISER: Privacy protection: The government is no help - Is hacking Congress the only way to make the point that data protection laws are woefully weak?

SECURITY ADVISER: Bruce Schneier: Channeling common sense - This mastermind's teachings and advice lead back to a singular goal: a common-sense approach to security

SECURITY ADVISER: Blasting away security myths - Rethinking conventional wisdom can be a smart way to bolster security

SECURITY ADVISER: Debunking the computer monoculture myth - When "monoculture" is just another way of saying "I hate Microsoft," security falls by the wayside

SECURITY ADVISER: Malware dissection 101 - Disassembling and analyzing security exploits reveals their threat potential -- here's how to start your investigation

SECURITY ADVISER: IT security got better in 2005, but malware and buggy code threaten 2006 - This year, better patch management and network controls made for fewer security crises

SECURITY ADVISER: A constant state of insecurity - Passwords are in the air, and it isn't even spring

IT under siege: The security arms race - The enterprise's security defense must get more sophisticated to stop criminal-minded attackers who are out for high stakes -- money and identities

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