May 2002 COVER STORY FEATURES COLUMNS DEPARTMENTS COVER STORY Cyber-Menace INTRODUCTION   A six-part Information Security Special Report on the growing virus problem--and what to do about it. By Andy Briney The Future of Malicious Code VIRUS TRENDS   Predictions on blended threats, e-mail exploits, social engineering and more.    By David Harley Command and Control MANAGEMENT   Centralized management solutions provide enterprises with a bird's eye view of AV defenses.   By Jack Koziol Combating Nonviral Malware TROJANS   Trojans, sniffers and spyware, oh my!   By Jay Heiser Building "Synergistic" AV AV ARCHITECTURE   Signature scanners aren't enough to combat today's multivector viruses and worms.   By Peter Tippett 7 Things You Should Know About AV AV MYTHS   When it comes to fighting viruses, don't assume the "standard" way is the best way.   By Rob Rosenberger FEATURES Bulletproof WEB SECURITY   We tested three leading Web server shields for security, performance, flexibility and more. By Mike Bobbitt Different Approaches, Same Goal The Attacker's Arsenal Product Comparison Chart Mr. Schmidt Goes to Washington Q & A    The new vice chairman of the Critical Infrastructure Protection Board aims to keep cybersecurity a top priority in the post-9/11 world. Interviewed by Richard Thieme Betting on a Bundle? ACCESS MANAGEMENT    Novell's new Secure Access features several AAA components tied into its formidable eDirectory. But a lack of integration makes this solution less of a suite and more like a collection of pieces. By Joel Snyder Staying Alive COLUMNS Next Steps for IDSes NOTE  By Andy Briney Hacker Service With a Smile ON THE LIGHTER SIDE    A monthly look at the foibles, follies and felons of infosec. By Lawrence M. Walsh Autofixes ASK THE SURGEON GENERAL    Tips on vulnerability remediation, event log analysis and Web browser control. By Russ Cooper Useful Criminal Intent LOGOFF    An inmate hacker provided the evidence for improving jail's security. By Michael Grattan DEPARTMENTS Viewpoint Readers sound off on intrusion prevention, HIPAA and Scott McNealy. News & Analysis - Politics of InfoSec - The Domino Effect - DoS: Bit by Bit - Check Point, Checkmate? - On the Move - @work - Profile: WAYNE DONALD - By the Numbers - Infosec History Products TEST CENTER   PricewaterhouseCoopers' Enterprise Security Architecture System. By Scott Sidel HOT PICK   Core Security Technolgies' CORE IMPACT SOLUTIONS   Profiles of Postini's Active EMS, Marshal Software's MailMarshal for Exchange 2000 and SecureWorks' iSensor v2 SECURE READS   John Viega and Gary McGraw's Building Secure Software Happenings CALENDAR OF EVENTS   Late Spring and early summer security events on tap