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JUNE 2003
Turning the Network Inside Out
DEFENSE-IN-DEPTH We challenged networking and firewall vendors to design an enterprise that's secure from the perimeter to the core. Their responses give us a glimpse into the future of network security.
by Joel Snyder
Roadblocks to Defense-In-Depth
SIDEBAR We found six barriers to pushing firewall technology to the port level.
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Rinse & Repeat
ROUNDTABLE Four CISOs explore practical strategies for managing enterprise risk--from classification to assessment to monitoring to response.
moderated by Andrew Briney
The Risk Lifecycle
SIDEBAR IT security risk management is best approached as a "lifecycle" of activities, one step logically leading to the next.
State of Confusion
LAW & REGS California's new privacy law is full of ambiguity, but if you do business there, you'd better get your guard up.
by Randy Sabett
Turnover at the Top
SECURITY MANAGEMENT How to keep the security program on track...even when there are cracks in the corporate ladder.
by Anne Saita
Security Governance
SURVEY Turnover in the "C-Suite" may disrupt the continuity of the infosecurity program.
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Security Gets Smart
NOTE There's some cool stuff rolling off the production line that's raising the security IQ.
by Andrew Briney
Sexy Keystrokes
ON THE LIGHTER SIDE Matrix heroine's hacking tool turns on security geeks.
by Lawrence M. Walsh
Nmap's Silent Partner
COOL TOOLS POF is an OS fingerprinting tool for the good guys.
by Marcus Ranum
Securing the Core
ASK THE LINUX GURU Advice on practical RBAC and secure Linux configuration.
by Jay Beale
Practical Boredom
LOGOFF Never underestimate the power of a few minutes of downtime.
by Dana W. Paxson
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