Bloor Security Blog - Blog Archive for May (2010)

There were 5 blog postings during May (2010):

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Time to hug a PGP employee?
Very rarely do I ever get to witness the effects of a corporate takeover first hand but the acquisition of PGP by Symantec, announced lunchtime on the last day of InfoSec 2010, was to be different.I had been through the usual InfoSec battering of...
Nigel Stanley, Bloor Research | 4th May '10

Financial sector reform
The global financial crisis has highlighted the need for reform of the financial services sector. In the UK, the Financial Services Authority, which regulates financial sector, including banking services, general insurance and mortgages, has already...
Fran Howarth, Bloor Research | 7th May '10

Not protecting your website is irresponsible
You wouldn't leave the house without locking the door, right? The police may not be lauded for their willingness to investigate burglaries these days, but they certainly won't be interested if the door was left open, because that is irresponsible....
Fran Howarth, Bloor Research | 7th May '10

Building Security In Maturity Model gets an Update
Today we saw an updated release of the Building Security In Maturity Model (BSIMM) study, which significantly expands the data defining benchmarks for successfully developing and growing an enterprise-wide software security initiative.Launched in...
Nigel Stanley, Bloor Research | 17th May '10

Call for participants for cloud security survey
Is your organisation involved in a cloud or SaaS project? Bloor Research is currently undertaking a survey that aims to discover how organisations see the security issues of cloud-based or SaaS computing and how they are handling them. If...
Fran Howarth, Bloor Research | 17th May '10