THE MAGAZINE

New Year, New Congress, New Content.

USB drives have been born again, thanks to a new technology platform.

The convergence of biometrics and smart cards.

The average stock prices of six companies that had disclosed an information security breach between February 2005 and June 2006 fell by five percent within a month of the disclosure.

A television show for geeks.

The ABC's of USB flash drives.

How security is good for the export business.

John Deere's global realignment.

Companies operating in Nigeria face the challenge of protecting staff in a hostile environment.

A healthcare organization found that it needed a way to control the use of removable media to ensure that patient data remains protected.

Cracking down on prescription drug theft via an incident database, coupled with Crime Stoppers tips.

From the ancient philosophers to today’s bloggers, men and women have asked, “Why?” This book asks that same momentous question, but not toward the end of philosophical or religious understanding.

Kaplan explores the parallels between the global war on terrorism (GWOT) and the U.S. Army’s efforts to pacify the Native American population during the second half of the 19th century.

Intelligence Support Systems avoids most of the policy debate on wiretaps, otherwise known as legal intercepts, instead focusing on technological, administrative, managerial, legal, and logistical aspects.

Why did 9-11 occur? R. William Johnstone attempts to answer this question in this critical study of U.S. transportation security.