May/June Issue

A fairy tale: perfect database security
What do the brothers Grimm and SQL injection attacks have in common? William Knight investigates .... more

Get out of the way!
How can you offer protection without unnecessarily blocking use of new technologies, asks SA Mathieson.

Using danger to distribute defences
Biology’s danger model could provide better ways to run distributed defence in data networks, explains Morton Swimmer of IBM’s Zürich Research Lab

Outmanoeuvres in outsourcing
Outsourcers can provide security, but with personal data and regulatory compliance at stake, users need to go beyond service level agreements, reports Mick James

Time to face virtualized realities
Virtualized client-server technology is riding high on increased efficiency and reduced total costs of ownership. But is security in danger of getting left behind in the race towards this accountancy nirvana, asks Steve Gold?

The dangers of data
Transparency and privacy are polar opposites, yet both are required by government, business and society. That means data protection can cause nightmares, says Ian Grant

Don’t be above board
You need to talk to board members in their own language, but be cautious
about overstating the risks, says Ron Condon

Interview: Bruce Schneier

Interview: Ray Stanton

Interview: Eugene Kaspersky