Archive › November, 2009

Every Business Should Have an Information Management Plan (Part 2):

What is “Sensitive Information”? This second part part of a multi-part series on creating an information management plan for business clients. Basically, any information that your client would not want posted on the bulletin board is potentially sensitive information. Many clients will say that they to not have that much sensitive data on their systems. [...]

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New iPhone worm can act like botnet say experts

A second worm to hit the iPhone has been unearthed by security company F-Secure. It is specifically targeting people in the Netherlands who are using their iPhones for internet banking with Dutch online bank ING. It redirects the bank’s customers to a lookalike site with a log-in screen. The worm attacks “jail-broken” phones – a [...]

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More on the Latest SSL Woes, and Some Interesting Stats on Data Breaches

My apologies for the lapse in Security Corner Posts. The next one will continue the series on building an Information Management Plan for clients. There has been a lot of talk the past couple of weeks about the recently-discovered session renegotiation vulnerability in SSL. If you are interested in the details, here is a link [...]

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Remembrance Day – what it means to me

I come from several hundred years of Mennonite tradition as a heritage. In the years of migratory history, our basic tenets were: Exemption from military service Freedom to have our own schools While I’m grateful and proud of our history of peace, I am even more grateful to the veterans and their families that have [...]

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