These days everyone has a DLP solution – it’s like a Dilbert cartoon. The latest and definitely most effective DLP product is – you guessed it – the venerable Cheyenne Arcserve Backup. I got this in the email today. THIS FEATURED DOWNLOAD SPONSORED BY: CA IT Problem: IT managers are expected to withstand a wide …
Read more »The next age of discovery is upon us it seems. A digital arms race has been heating up in recent years as companies pour millions into large-scale digitization projects, including Microsoft’s effort to scan 80,000 books at the British Library and IBM’s multimillion-dollar project to create a virtual version of China’s Forbidden City By taking …
Read more »Keeping the organization robust in a highly dynamic threat environment Our capacity to predict will be confined to . . . general characteristics of the events to be expected and not include the capacity for predicting particular individual events. . .Yet the danger of which I want to warn is precisely the belief that in …
Read more »For a change – ethics based regulation that differentiates between the medium and the message. Dr. Jean Ah Kang, works at DDMAC and is in charge of Web 2.0 policy development. She speaks very well at her interview with Mark Senak, a regulatory affairs lawyer ( eyeonfda.com ). Here is the podcast: FDA’s views and …
Read more »I recently read an article by Adriane Fugh-Berman and Douglas Melnick about Off-Label Promotion, On-Target Sales In the pharmaceutical industry, there are two ways to market an approved drug for a new use: the “indication” route—performing studies necessary for regulatory approval—or the “publication” strategy, which stimulates off-label prescribing by using research “to disseminate the information …
Read more »I recently saw a great piece of pseudo-science courtesy of Websense describing the cost of data loss and amazing ROI for the Websense Data Security solution. (a friend who studied physics with me used to call this sort of writing “Scientific New York Post”) See Websense white paper ROI of DLP Bruce Schneier correctly notes …
Read more »User-Driven Design versus User-Centered design Alan Cooper, in his book The Inmates are Running the Asylum, draws a distinction between user-centered design and user-driven design. User-driven design is about collecting, prioritizing and implementing a system to the user requirements – we’ve all been seen software development projects where the requirements spiraled out of control and …
Read more »The comparison between an open source collaborative recommender system and a closed access research effort is revealing – the open source project is already implementing production grade systems and the closed source research project can allow us to read their article for a fee. The Apache Mahout/Taste version 0.1 open source software project is being …
Read more »A common vulnerability in online ecommerce sites is fraudulent manipulation of user profiles in order to boost the ratings of products in online recommender systems and overall reputation of the web site. This article – Unsupervised Retrieval of Attack Profiles in Collaborative Recommender Systems casts this problem as a problem of detecting anomalous structure in …
Read more »In this article I will show that DLP technology such as Fidelis XPS, Mcafee DLP, Verdasys Digital Guardian, Websense Data Security Suite and Symantec Data Loss Prevention 9 – is a necessary but not sufficient condition for effective data security. I submit that effective data security is a three-legged stool of: Monitoring – using DLP …
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