Information Assurance

The Future of Information Assurance Chapter 3

August 31, 2009

The following is the third excerpt from my Norwich MSIA Seminar 4 final paper, in which I speculate on how IA will evolve. I would love to hear what you think, so leave a comment and let me know how you think things will turn out. Security Policies and Laws Security policies lay the foundation [...]

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The Future of Information Assurance Chapter 2

August 28, 2009

The following is the second excerpt from my Norwich MSIA Seminar 4 final paper, in which I speculate on how IA will evolve. I would love to hear what you think, so leave a comment and let me know how you think things will turn out. Vulnerability Assessment and Intrusion Detection Vulnerability assessment systems (VAS) [...]

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The Future of Information Assurance Chapter 1

August 26, 2009

The following is an excerpt from my Norwich MSIA Seminar 4 final paper. Obviously, these are my own opinions about the future of IA, so don’t bet the farm on any of these predictions. I would love to hear what you think, so leave a comment and let me know how you think things will [...]

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How to Build Your Cyber Defenses Even if You’re Not A Security Expert

August 9, 2009

Do you feel lost and overwhelmed when it comes to defending your company’s data networks? Do you want (need) some help? SANS is running a series on 20 Critical Controls on its Security Leadership blog. Dr. Eric Cole, noted security expert, writes an article focusing on each control. In each article, he provides key steps [...]

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Reading List for Week Ending 6/27/09

June 27, 2009

I read an awful lot of articles, blog posts, and books and thought you readers might find at least some of them useful. Each week I’ll post links to the ones that I found most interesting or useful. I’ve also created a category, Reading List, so you can easily find and review these lists at [...]

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