Opinion

Opinion

• WMI tools make the perfect crime 'malware-free'

  Security researchers claim that attackers are abusing a longstanding administrative tool in the Windows operating system. With no telltale signs of malware, how can you stop it?  Continue Reading

• Can white-box cryptography save your apps?

  With the Internet of Things, software-based secure elements could hold the key.  Continue Reading

• McGraw: Seven myths of software security best practices

  According to expert Gary McGraw, you're not helping yourself by believing the things -- all seven of them -- you've heard about secure software development.  Continue Reading

• Q&A: Marcus Ranum chats with AT&T's CSO Ed Amoroso

  There's no shortage of new security technology, but enterprise integration is still a major hang-up, says AT&T's chief of security.  Continue Reading

• Return on security investment: The risky business of probability

  You are better off with real numbers when it comes to measuring probability and the elements of security risk, even if they are wrong.  Continue Reading

• Thirteen principles to ensure enterprise system security

  Designing sound enterprise system security is possible by following Gary McGraw's 13 principles, many of which have held true for decades.  Continue Reading

• Protecting Intellectual Property: Best Practices

  Organizations need to implement best practices to protect their trade secrets from both internal and external threats.  Continue Reading

• Data supports need for security awareness training despite naysayers

  Claims that security awareness training doesn't work are unsubstantiated, explain software security experts Gary McGraw and Sammy Migues.  Continue Reading

• Gary McGraw on software security assurance: Build it in, build it right

  If the field of computer security is to be fixed, the only hope we have is building security in, says software security expert Gary McGraw.  Continue Reading