THE MAGAZINE

Why it's okay to glide but not to coast.

Tying together multiple in-the-cloud services with a single-sign-on solution can be challenging, but one company has the solution.

To ensure that information is protected, companies must make software and system security a priority at the outset of a project.

The antivirus (AV) functionality is either disabled or missing in about 25 percent of PCs running AV software, according to the security vendor Promisec.

Threats coming from legitimate Web sites were up 90 percent in 2008, according to Cisco Systems.

Web sites unknowingly harbor malware, but SpyBye can help Web masters out them.

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The percentage increase in targeted Trojan horses sent to company executives via e-mail in 2008 compared to 2007. The number of attacks jumped from about 10 per day to about 53, according to MessageLabs Intelligence: 2008 Annual Security Report, published by parent company Symantec.

To strengthen its presence in Africa, the U.S. military has established a dedicated command for the continent.

The advent of Web 2.0 technologies is making it easier for extremists to spread hate.

Criminal counterfeiting and piracy cost domestic companies an estimated $200 to $250 billion a year in lost revenues, according to a new publication from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

Much like other international NGOs, the World Wildlife Fund is implementing new security standards and formalizing international security policies and procedures.

Network cameras, digital video recorders, document shredders, turnstiles, and more.

How one company is tracking its guards on tour to make sure that patrols are carried out as promised.

Learn what it takes to deter and prevent terrorism attacks at the tactical level.

Jane Mayer's examination into the dark corners of the War on Terrorism.

The self-published Covert Surveillance and Intelligence Gathering reads more like a graduate-school paper without much valuable information.

An academic-style textbook that provides a sound overview of transportation security  fundamentals, whether for aspiring security professionals or anyone affected by transportation security concerns.

Despite its title, Biometrics for Dummies gives an erudite and comprehensive overview of the field.