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Those questions and more are explored during a war game, in which companies develop strategies in response to a particular event and then challenge one another on how well those strategies would work

Those questions and more are explored during a war game, in which companies develop strategies in response to a particular event and then challenge one another on how well those strategies would work

I received my letter yesterday--the one from the Secretary of Veteran Affairs telling me "information identifiable with me was potentially exposed to others." This information included names, Social Se

With confidential business and personal information often attached to e-mail messages, e-mail security for insurance carriers is no longer a one-way street of incoming messages. Keeping e-mail servers

Can insurers find the funds to satisfy security and compliance demands while competing IT priorities are pulling those resources in other directions? We'll answer that question and forecast how budget

Sarbanes-Oxley and privacy laws have generated more work for information security leaders as companies focus not only on external assaults on their systems but on internal threats, as well. While some