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Security Best Practices: Archive: April 2001 

King Content Launches SecurityGram Electronic News Bulletin

King Content Launches SecurityGram Electronic News Bulletin

By eSecurityPlanet.com Staff  |  April 16, 2001

Marriott's e-security strategy:A business-IT collaboration

In the experience of Marriott International, Inc.'s Chris Zoladz, e-business security is a process, not a project.

By John Desmond  |  April 16, 2001

TIBCO taps ValiCert to secure online transactions

To bring advanced security to its customers as they conduct transactions online, TIBCO has formed an alliance with ValiCert, a provider of products and services for securing transactions and documents based in Mountain View, Calif.

By Julie Lavallee  |  April 16, 2001

Good security requires good relations with senior management

Not all data in your organization is the same and therefore you must treat it with different levels of security. Similarly, different people in your organization and among your business partners must be treated with varying levels of trust and security that match their roles. And hashing through all of this will require working closely with senior management, so you have to foster a comfortable working relationship with your executive team.

By Paul Desmond  |  April 16, 2001

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Investor's Corner

By eSecurityPlanet.com Staff  |  April 16, 2001

Conducting an IT asset inventory and risk analysis

When coming up with a security plan, it's crucial to take an inventory of your information assets and ensure you are protecting each one according to its net worth. While that may sound simple, it's actually a complex process that should involve managers from throughout your organization.

By Paul Desmond  |  April 16, 2001

DOJ official makes the case for reporting cybercrime

If industry is going to solve the problem of computer crime and put a stop to web site defacements and other security breaches, it will require a cooperative effort with law enforcement. And it's time that organizations of all types lose the notion that there is a stigma attached to reporting computing crime.

By Paul Desmond  |  April 16, 2001

A case study in security incident forensics and response.

Part 2 of a 2-part story detailing the real-life forensics effort that got to the bottom of a break-in at a major IT infrastructure player. Part 1 was posted earlier. Registered users were able to access the complete version earlier than unregistered users. Click here to register and see exclusive content, and to sign up for the SecurityGram newsletter.

By John Desmond  |  April 16, 2001