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New ISACA Guide helps enterprises design and implement monitoring processes over key controls

Recent international regulations have placed the need for monitoring internal controls at the top of the boardroom agenda. Having controls in place is a basic business requirement, but it is no longer enough. Controls break down over time, they don’t always operate as designed, and they often fail to keep up with businesses as they, and their operations and strategies, change. Monitoring these internal controls allows management to be alerted quickly about factors that can have significant effects on their businesses.

: The Editorial Team; InfoSecurity; Posted On Monday, 18 October 2010 09:03

Boundaries of Security Report’s new edition to be launched at Milipol Qatar 2010

Following the enormous popularity of the first Boundaries of Security Report last year, the 2011 edition of this global resource for security industry professionals will be released at the Milipol 2010 Exhibition in Doha, Qatar on October 25^th.

: Michele Eckersley; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 18 October 2010 09:01

Making network management simple, effective and rewarding

Managing a network can be daunting, especially if your small or mid-sized business (SMB) lacks a full-time IT expert or dedicated IT department. It is not unusual for the role of “network manager” to be added to an employee’s real title – as in President/Network Manager, Sales Rep/Network Manager, or Administrative Assistant/Network Manager.

: Darryl Brick, HP Networking UK & Ireland country manager; InfoSecurity; Posted On Sunday, 17 October 2010 08:57

Imperva’s CTO comments on impact of Oracle’s critical update of 85 vulnerabilities

Last week, Oracle released a major critical patch update that fixed 85 new security issues, four of which were discovered initially by Imperva, all 85 are protected by Imperva’s technology. Below is a comment from Imperva’s CTO, Amichai Shulman on the patch and what system admins need to be wary about: