As I mentioned in my last article, security policies serve to protect (data, customers, employees, technological systems), define (the company’s stance on security), and minimize risk (internal and ...

More than three-quarters of companies regularly take 10 common security steps to improve their overall defensive posture, including instrumenting their Secure Development Lifecycle (SDLC) and using ...

Danger lurks behind every corner on the Web: phishing, fake Websites, stolen digital identities—it’s all right there on the Internet, waiting for unwary users to lower their guard and be taken for a ...

This security system is entry-level in every sense of the word, and it’s only appropriate to serve the most basic of security needs. I suppose if I was looking for a no-frills, absolutely basic ...

Every guy knows the drill. You lock up the house at night, give the door a tug, and assume everything is good. Around the house, we're great with tools, quick fixes, and weekend projects, but home ...

Nearly a decade ago a colleague of mine, Brian Armes, and I wrote School Security: A Framework for Collaboration for Campus Safety, detailing what we saw as the basic elements for effective school ...

NEW YORK — Foreign adversaries are becoming more aggressive than ever before in efforts to target U.S. critical infrastructure, but owners and operators are still failing to meet basic security needs ...

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Jim Alkove is the Chief Trust Officer at Salesforce, where he's responsible for enterprise-wide information security and compliance. In my last post, I talked about nailing the basics as the best way ...