THE MAGAZINE

How hindsight bias leads us to make the wrong assessments after a terrorist incident.

Surreptitious surveillance devices are cheap, plentiful, and easy to use, putting companies with valuable intellectual property at risk.

More and more companies allow employees to use Web 2.0 tools like social networking, but the practice carries myriad risks.

This month's Site to See helps people browse the Web anonymously.

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The percentage of organizations planning to increase spending on information security risk management in 2010. More companies plan to boost spending in this area of information security than in any other, according to an Ernst & Young survey. 

Ernst & Young catalogues data security technologies employed by organizations.

A new database gives researchers details about maritime conflicts in the Indian Ocean, helping to teach lessons for future incidents.

The organization that owns the GMAT standardized exam shows how even small organizations can give customers data privacy protections.

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The number of ports worldwide at which radiation detection systems have been installed for the purpose of scanning cargo. The goal is to have the systems in 100 seaports by 2015.

Get an exceptional understanding of modern video surveillance from Intelligent Network Video.

Kidnap for Ransom is a book for the real protection manager facing real abduction threats.

The book stresses employers need to adopt the mindset of 24-hour, 7-days-a-week security monitoring to protect their networks and the precious data within.

A very good overview of the next big thing: cloud computing.

Beyond Terror and Martyrdom is a good book overtaken by the rush of history.

Those looking to establish a digital forensics laboratory, should look elsewhere.

An overpriced volume that argues terrorism is a product of jihadism's rejection of globalism.