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Security Forum updates legal repository

Infosec_2 The Information Security Forum's (ISF) has released version III of its legal repository, bringing together laws relevant to information security and professional legal interpretations.

Information security practitioners need to identify individual laws relevant to the event they are analyzing. The ISF repository is intended to answer such questions as: "Show me all the privacy laws for Canada and Germany", says Andy Jones, senior research consultant, ISF.

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July 19, 2006 | | Comments (0)

Zero day of the dead

Infosec_1Beware! You may never know you are part of a global invasion of the system snatchers.

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June 22, 2006 | | Comments (0)

Mobile working drives switch to federated access rights

InfosecBy 2007, 20 million people in Europe will be teleworking, taking the enterprise boundary with them. Federated access rights will lower risk and give managers the whip hand.          

As society goes through changes in demographics and technology, so work patterns evolve to accommodate them. Cheaper and more reliable communications makes outsourcing an option, not just for global firms, but for small ones too. An ageing workforce means paternal leave will take skilled workers out of the office, and flexible working will become enshrined in European law. Even so, weary commuters will demand cleaner and easier routes to work that involve climbing the stairs, not queuing on the M25.

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May 06, 2006 |