While online gamers might not consider information security a priority, online gambling operators are very much aware that their sites are great big targets for cybercriminals. Davey Winder asks what online gaming sites are doing to secure themselves, and their customers, against a rising tide of cybercrime?
Over the past few months, I've probably talked to around fifty information security professionals. In 90% of cases, the topic of discussion was technology. The exceptions to the rule – and thus my most memorable discussions – included my time spent with John Colley, (ISC)2, and Martin Smith, The Security Company.
Prosecuting cybercrime is no easy task. Even with today's forensic capabilities, legal inadequacies in various jurisdictions, not to mention uneven enforcement, make stemming the tide a rather daunting task. Lauren Moraski reports on the complications
You'd be hard pressed to find anyone in the UK infosec industry who doesn't know of John Colley. He is to infosec what Simon Cowell is to the music industry – a true figurehead (albeit, less scary). He doesn't attribute his high profile to his impressive CV though – instead, as Eleanor Dallaway finds out, he believes it to be the result of his networking with helpful peers over the years
Drew Amorosi recounts the events surrounding WikiLeaks' publication of thousands of confidential US diplomatic cables that recently garnered so much international attention, and takes a look at the political fallout.
The recent push to save the planet from environmental catastrophe in some quarters has dovetailed nicely with organizations' need to pare down budgets – making for some nice PR. But, as Wendy M. Grossman demonstrates, hiding behind some ‘green’ initiatives are increased security risks
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