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Security must be inherent to innovation

It’s an old problem – security slows down the business, and innovation moves at pace. Getting the balance right is key.

Balancing innovation and security

Is the tension between security and innovation inevitable, or can we enjoy the best of both worlds?

Innovation

James Francis

Get your head above water

Big corporations will soon have to come clean about breaches of their IT systems – and all hell will break loose.

Security

Simon Cashmore

A traitor in your pocket

Security has traditionally focussed on software and systems, with the actual hardware not getting much airtime. That has to change.

Traitor

Samantha Perry

A day in the life of a crime lord

Organised, sneaky and out to get you. Cybercriminals have never been more dangerous.

Crime lord

Samantha Perry

I see you

New technology being developed at Stellenbosch could improve airport security significantly.

Technology

Heather Ford

On the Spot: Identity and Access Management

On a scale of one to ten, with ten being the highest priority, how important is IAM in end-user organisations and how high up is it on current IT spending priority lists? Brainstorm finds out.

IAM

Samantha Perry

Threats on the increase

With the recession, upcoming World Cup and all-round smarter criminals, the security threat landscape is looking a little, well, intimidating.

Threats

Samantha Perry

Security spend, trust on the up

The recession is biting, with many international companies taking visible strain. Security players are still smiling, however.

Security

Samantha Perry

On the spot : Security

Spear-phishing is as painful as it sounds, especially if your CFO is caught on the hook.

THE

Samantha Perry

New technologies that excite the geeks

The universal chargerThe GSMA mobile phone industry association has announced a breakthrough we’ve all been waiting for for years: an agreement among several top mobile phone operators and major handset vendors to standardise chargers by 2012 for most cellphones.

GSMA

Candice Jones

Seeding food security

In the midst of a global food crisis, laws promoting control of the seed market pose a serious threat to food security.

Seeding

Munyaradzi Saruchera

At the security coalface

Absa internet banking head Carl Louw has an unenviable task: ensuring a secure banking environment for the financial institution`s online customers.

Features

Samantha Perrry