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ORCIDNetwork Security, Volume 2016
Volume 2016, Number 1, January 2016
- Michael Shaulov:
Bridging mobile security gaps. 5-8 - Michael Fimin:
Breaking bad: avoiding the 10 worst IT admin habits. 8-11 - Fred Touchette:
The evolution of malware. 11-14 - William Wilkinson:
Cyber discovery in investigations. 15-17 - Jason King, Dan Evans:
Key criteria for selecting a secure cloud wireless net work. 17-20
Volume 2016, Number 2, February 2016
- Ian Muscat:
Web vulnerabilities: identifying patterns and remedies. 5-10 - Cath Everett:
Are passwords finally dying? 10-14 - Steve Mansfield-Devine:
Security guarantees: building credibility for security vendors. 14-18 - Rajesh Ganesan:
Stepping up security with password management control. 18-19
Volume 2016, Number 3, March 2016
- Dave Larson:
Distributed denial of service attacks - holding back the flood. 5-7 - Garrett Gross:
Detecting and destroying botnets. 7-10 - Hamish Haughey, Gregory Epiphaniou
, Haider M. Al-Khateeb:
Anonymity networks and the fragile cyber ecosystem. 10-18 - Paul German:
A new month, a new data breach. 18-20
Volume 2016, Number 4, April 2016
- Steven Furnell:
Vulnerability management: not a patch on where we should be? 5-9 - Will Harwood:
Locking up passwords - for good. 10-13 - Steve Mansfield-Devine:
Your life in your hands: the security issues with healthcare apps. 14-18 - Shahaf Rozanski:
Peering through the cloud. 19-20
Volume 2016, Number 5, May 2016
- John Grimm:
PKI: crumbling under the pressure. 5-7 - Mark John Taylor, John Haggerty, David Gresty, Chris Wren, Tom Berry:
Avoiding the misuse of social media by employees. 8-11 - Mike Pittenger:
Know your open source code. 11-15 - Steve Mansfield-Devine:
Creating security operations centres that work. 15-18 - Cricket Liu:
Actively boosting network security with passive DNS. 18-20
Volume 2016, Number 6, June 2016
- Colin Tankard:
What the GDPR means for businesses. 5-8 - Mark Hall:
Why people are key to cyber-security. 9-10 - Steve Mansfield-Devine:
The battle for privacy. 11-15 - Sameer Dixit:
Holding the fort: a business case for testing security. 16-18 - Paul German:
The SIP security fallacy. 18-20
Volume 2016, Number 7, July 2016
- Malcolm Murphy:
No place to hide as DNS comes under attack. 5-7 - Michael Hack:
The implications of Apple's battle with the FBI. 8-10 - Don Bush:
How data breaches lead to fraud. 11-13 - Steve Mansfield-Devine:
Securing small and medium-size businesses. 14-20
Volume 2016, Number 8, August 2016
- Matt Eddolls:
Making cybercrime prevention the highest priority. 5-8 - Paul German:
Face the facts - your organisation will be breached. 9-10 - Ben Rafferty:
Dangerous skills gap leaves organisations vulnerable. 11-13 - Cath Everett:
Should encryption software be banned? 14-17 - Duncan Hughes:
Silent risk: new incarnations of longstanding threats. 17-20
Volume 2016, Number 9, September 2016
- Ross Brewer:
Ransomware attacks: detection, prevention and cure. 5-9 - Marc Sollars:
Risk-based security: staff can play the defining role in securing assets. 9-12 - Adrian Crawley:
Hiring hackers. 13-15 - Phil Burdette:
Timeline of an attack. 16-17 - Hongwen Zhang:
How to disinfect and secure the Internet of Things. 18-20
Volume 2016, Number 10, October 2016
- Michael Buratowski:
The DNC server breach: who did it and what does it mean? 5-7 - Steve Mansfield-Devine:
Ransomware: taking businesses hostage. 8-17 - Colin Tankard:
Smart buildings need joined-up security. 20
Volume 2016, Number 11, November 2016
- Mike Fenton:
Restoring executive confidence: Red Team operations. 5-7 - Steve Mansfield-Devine:
DDoS goes mainstream: how headline-grabbing attacks could make this threat an organisation's biggest nightmare. 7-13 - Patrick Snyder:
Playing hackers at their own game. 14-16 - David Higgins:
Anatomy of an attack: 'lights out' in Ukraine. 17-19 - Karen Renaud:
No, users are not irrational. 20
Volume 2016, Number 12, December 2016
- Mike Pittenger:
Addressing the security challenges of using containers. 5-8 - Sameer Dixit:
Opportunity vs risk with the Internet of Things. 8-10 - Steve Mansfield-Devine:
Data classification: keeping track of your most precious asset. 10-15 - Mathias Wagner:
The hard truth about hardware in cyber-security: it's more important. 16-19 - Colin Tankard:
The danger within. 20
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