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Pete Lindstrom , research director at information-security research firm Spire Security, said it would be difficult for RSA to manufacture and replace millions of tokens in a reasonable time.
SecurID Clients Get Jitters Shara Tibken 2011
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The implementation of clear acceptable-use policies, a comprehensive employee training program and ongoing risk assessments are central to an information-security strategy.
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As Eric Cowperthwaite , Providence Health & Services' chief information-security officer, put it: "Doctors have been taught that they are the ultimate arbiter of what happens in their sphere of influence."
Health-Care Industry: Heal Thyself M. Eric Johnson 2011
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Don Jackson is director of threat intelligence at information-security firm SecureWorks, and has provided information on Zeus operations to federal law enforcement.
Hackers Siphoned $70 Million Evan Perez 2010
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However, this approach is best thought of as a framework, not a panacea, for making sound information-security investments.
You May Be Fighting the Wrong Security Battles Lawrence A. Gordon 2011
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A recent wave of information-security breaches at high-profile companies has many executives on heightened alert.
You May Be Fighting the Wrong Security Battles Lawrence A. Gordon 2011
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Don Gray, chief security strategist at Solutionary, an information-security company, has several predictions for the coming year:
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"The information-security procedures that we have are not something we created six months ago, or a year ago, or six years ago," Mr. Goldstein says.
BlackRock's 'Geeky Guys' Business Mary Pilon 2011
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"We know anywhere in the world what our risk is," says John Streufert , State's chief information-security officer and one of the program's four creators.
The Government Model Siobhan Gorman 2011
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However, contrary to conventional wisdom, the overwhelming majority of security breaches have little economic impact on corporations—all the more reason to use this kind of cost-benefit analysis to allocate finite information-security resources.
You May Be Fighting the Wrong Security Battles Lawrence A. Gordon 2011
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