2001 Security Articles Disaster Recovery Principles For Any Organization Having a disaster recovery plan will not only protect your organization's essential data from destruction, it will help you refine your business processes and enable your business to recover its operations in the event of a disaster. Though each organization has unique knowledge and assets to maintain, general principles can be applied to disaster recovery. This set of planning guidelines can assist your organization in moving forward with an IT disaster recovery project. December 4, 2001 Social Engineering Can Thwart the Best Laid Security Plans Don't let a telephone call with a hacker foil you into defeating your well-thought out security measures. Brien Posey warns you how to keep your network safe. December 3, 2001 InsideOut Makes Firewall Reporting Useful Reading your firewall logs is critical to keeping your systems and networks secure. A cool new log reporting tool takes a lot of the mystery out of firewall log analysis. November 26, 2001 Lost your Laptop? The CyberAngel® Brings it Back How much is your laptop worth to you? If it were stolen or lost, would you want it back? Laptop recovery is now an option. November 19, 2001 OKENA Pioneers Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention Intrusion prevention has evolved as a smarter alternative to intrusion detection. Pioneer OKENA has mapped application behaviors into rules, and is using these behavior rules to prevent intrusions up front. This second-generation approach offers substantial bottom line savings, and frees up IT resources for other tasks. September 25, 2001 Application Single Sign-On: Netegrity, Securant, or Evidian? With the proliferation of web-based technologies, single sign-on has emerged as an important and central architecture solution for enterprise applications. Relevant Technologies has reviewed three single sign-on products to see which comes out on top. September 6, 2001 Read Your Firewall Logs! One of the most overlooked security responsibilities is regularly reviewing your firewall logs. Learn what to look for and how to get started. July 5, 2001 A Common Language for Security Vulnerabilities Confused by all the wacky jargon about security vulnerabilities and exposures? MITRE clears up the confusion with a standard naming system. May 24, 2001 Secure Storage Emerges as a Nascent Market Everyone is talking about either storage or security. So what's secure storage? Find out who the market leaders are and what lies ahead. May 20, 2001 DMZs for Dummies What's a DMZ? Read and learn the basics of perimeter network security. May 9, 2001 So Now You're Faced with Managing Security? Here's What to Expect... You've just accepted a position to manage the security of a reputable eBusiness. Now you're wondering what you've gotten yourself into and where to begin. Your first task will be to do some data gathering. You'll need to find out what types of security policies, processes, and procedures currently exist at your new company (if any). May 2, 2001 Guidelines for configuring your firewall rule-set April 12, 2001 Select the Right Firewall: Part 2 March 25, 2001 Select the Right Firewall: Part 1 March 8, 2001 7 Elements of Highly Effective Security Policies A security policy is supposed to have many things in it, and you have no clue where to begin! Here are 7 tips to get you going. February 16, 2001 Feds Buckle Down on Customer Information Security In an effort to improve the state of consumer privacy, the Federal Reserve Board, and the FDIC on January 17 announced that they have put together joint guidelines to safeguard confidential customer information. January 29, 2001

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