Originally appeared at http://www.computerworld.com/
Security isn’t just something to buy. Security must be embedded in everything IT professionals do, from server configuration and hardening to firewall rules, help desk support and user training. Companies must prepare for issues as simple as a plug accidentally pulled out of an outlet and as complex as a deliberate attack against resources
CERIAS Partners with Unisys
Unisys has joined the CERIAS community of industry partners.
Eugene Spafford, CERIAS Executive Director, is the recipient of the 2005 Technical Achievement Award from the IEEE’s Computer Society.
Materials from the recent CERIAS symposium, Negotiating Trust, have been posted on the CERIAS website.
On March 24, CERIAS’ Cooperative Computer Incident Response (CCIR) workshop will bring together members of Fort Wayne-area business, IT, and law enforcement communities in order to generate effective solutions for dealing with computer incidents and crimes.
I3P Fellowships Now Available
Fellowships for up to $150,000 per fellow per award for cyber security R&D are available from the I3P (Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection - www.thei3p.org).
NCSU 2005 Privacy Survey Underway
Researchers at ThePrivacyPlace.Org are conducting an online survey about privacy policies and user values.
Next Generation Telecommunications: Demand Side Strategies
CERIAS and Purdue University to host a roundtable on challenges of telecommunications transport
Paper submissions for the Infrastructure Security Conference 2002 to be held on October 1-3, 2002, in Bristol, UK are due by May 31st. For more information check out the CERIAS events calendar or you can check out the Infrastructure Security Conference website.